No randomness in personal behaviors
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“And there is not for man except that for which he strives” (An-Najm 39).
I believe, and indeed hold the firmest conviction, in the following truth: there is no randomness in the behavior of a mature and psychologically adult human being, nor in the personal actions that result from it. All things in a human being’s life are interconnected; nothing happens suddenly. Whoever strives for something will reap what they have sown, and whoever says or does something will be rewarded for their deed, whether good or evil.
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A person does not, under any circumstances, act blindly in their voluntary behaviors. Every word uttered by their tongue or every action performed by their limbs has consequences or inevitable repercussions. Whoever recognizes this life truth early will find it easier to know what they should say and do in life, and will understand how to behave wisely. To ensure achieving life successes in today’s world, where behaviors and actions are inextricably linked, we mention the following:
- Restrain the soul that commands evil: I am convinced that the main destroyer of an individual’s life in today’s turbulent world is the human soul that commands evil, because it represents the primary motive behind many catastrophic personal behaviors.
Whoever constantly restrains it and controls its fickle whims will largely ensure control over all their behaviors and the resulting actions, and will choose only what benefits them in life.
- A system of fixed moral values and principles: A person’s commitment to a specific set of values and moral principles, which they adhere to throughout their life, will ensure an organized, rewarding, and highly beneficial daily life. The life of a person committed to clear behavioral and moral principles stands out from one who stumbles blindly through life, and they will reap the fruits of their moral commitment in both the short and long term.
- Associate with the wise and avoid the foolish and trivial: Associating with, sitting with, or even speaking to trivial and foolish people negatively affects an individual’s way of thinking and distorts their self-perception.
It may also corrupt their interaction with the outside world. Conversely, associating with the wise increases one’s intelligence and stabilizes one’s life. The wise person makes you more rational, while the foolish and obtuse diminish your intellect and corrupt your judgment. So choose carefully whom you associate with.
A Kuwaiti writer
