Hello All, Since all of you are peace warriors, can you all please add me on facebook And join my 1+1=11 campaign by adding 10 of my Indian or Pakistani friends depending on what side of the border you are I run Institute Of Peace And need as many warriors as I can get !

The Taboo of 2nd marriage and our culture or cult....! #ZAtalks #WhatsYourStory #Share Starting this conversation is even controversial before the start as somehow we have come to a point where the key board warriors and cultural owners start branding it sinful. The moderate become liberal fundamentalists and the religious become emotional and families become intolerant. Even murmuring the word "2nnnnd maaariagggeeee" can give you stares as if you are haunted or possessed by Ghosts. Posting this alone makes you prone to several risks and threats 😛 #BringItOn In a society where there are millions of sisters waiting to be wed, to find the right person, and million more widows with orphans, and a society where men can easily afford it too are scared or have other relations. Why ? What is stopping them ? What culture is that ? So, I have several married friends who have the Ssssh word "girl friend" with all sort of relations and when I asked, why don't you marry them... "Yaar, the family will isolate me and society will look at me if I have done a major sin".. having heard this, I asked, what you are currently doing is not sinful ? and another friend who has secretly married and has kids for past many years and living happily, but not disclosed to family said "if I tell, both my life and marriages will be screwed. My family will abandon me and I love my kids". and that statement "ekk sambhalee nahin jaatee, doosree keh khawab daykho (can't handle one and dreaming of 2nd)" with all shots being fired in all directions at you with a killer stare 😠 and yet we have several families looking for the right #single man. Countless sisters wandering, and many widows misused misguided mistreated by society. and, If you are married, the chances are almost zero to none that some family will consider you as the right bachelor. So who's fault is it..? The society, the family system or the culture of sub continent we inherited for last 200 years where in, the hindu culture a 2nd marriage was considered a deep sin and a shameful act ? Or is it our sisters mindset, who can not see a 2nd woman as they deem it *******. But are ok to know that their hubby has several girl friends ? Sisters who with the name of 2nd marriage go into a comma and the thought alone of sharing their husband drains them out to a point of no return. and our religious female lot is even more scarier with ready to sting even at the slightest sound of word 2nd 😁 So is it their fault ? Whose fault is it ? and I took that leap of telling my friend's wife... "bhabi, app iss kee doosre shadi karwa dain (get him married 2nd time) and she replied, (bhai, mayray hubby ko choorain, pehlay app uncle kee tu karwain (pls leave my husband alone, get your Dad married 1st) and aftwr that day, I am not very welcome in their home 🤔 So let's #hearYourStory and your views if your dare enough...! P.S... now pls don't start msging me again, asking my marital status and inclinations. Cuz, if she reads it, I am #Dead....! Disclaimer: Above post is for discussion only and to understand the mindset and culture of sub continent; and not to hurt anyone's sentiments or to encourage anyone for 2nd marriage. Pls evaluate your own situation and assess all risks involved before taking any decision. Begum ka danda buhat bhaaree hota hay and it moves like maula jutt... 😀 So who are the courageous men to share this or tag their friends on their walls ~ at their own risks. #Culture or #Cult... #1st or #2nd ... #TheSagaContinues Via @zeeshan Zeshan Afzal

پاکستانیوں اور میری تشخیص کے ساتھ مواصلات اچھی صلاحیت ہے. میری رائے میں، لوگ ممکنہ طور پر سرمایہ کاری نہیں کر رہے ہیں. کئی ممکنہ وجوہات ہیں. شاید ایک شخص کا مقصد ہے، اور پھر ایک منصوبہ بنانا، یا ایک منصوبہ بنانا اور اس کے ذریعے نہیں. کامیاب ہونے کے بارے میں سوچنے کے لئے یہ بہت اچھا ہے، لیکن کامیابی ممکن ہے کہ اگر آپ کسی منصوبہ پر عمل کرنے کی کوشش نہ کریں. کیا یہ ہے کیونکہ تبدیلی خوفزدہ ہے، یا واقف دماغ میں باقی ہے ترقی سے زیادہ کشش سیٹ کرتا ہے؟ کسی وجہ سے میں انسان کی صلاحیت کا دارالحکومت نہیں دیکھتا. مہلک ہونے کی وجہ سے مددگار نہیں ہے. یقین ہے کہ تم کچھ نہیں کر سکتے ہو انسانی حالت کو بہتر بناؤ گے. یہ تباہ کن دماغ کے سیٹ ہیں. Communicating with Pakistanis and my assessment is good potential. In my opinion, people are not capitalizing on the potential. There are several possible reasons. Perhaps a person has a goal, and then not making a plan, or making a plan and not following through. It's very nice to think about being successful, but success is impossible if you don't put effort to follow through on a plan. Is it because change is frightening, or is remaining in familiar mind sets more attractive than progress? For some reason I don't see capitalization of human potential. Being a fatalist is not helpful. Believing that nothing you can do will improve the human condition. These are destructive mind sets. Via Hebrew Warrior Jonathan D. Lipson https://www.facebook.com/HebrewWarrior

Sanatana dharma, in Hinduism, term used to denote the “eternal” or absolute set of duties or religiously ordained practices incumbent upon all Hindus, regardless of class, caste, or sect. Different texts give different lists of the duties, but in general sanatana dharma consists of virtues such as honesty, refraining from injuring living beings, purity, goodwill, mercy, patience, forbearance, self-restraint, generosity, and asceticism. Sanatana dharma is contrasted with svadharma, one’s “own duty” or the particular duties enjoined upon an individual according to his or her class or caste and stage of life. The potential for conflict between the two types of dharma (e.g., between the particular duties of a warrior and the general injunction to practice non-injury) is addressed in Hindu texts such as the Bhagavad Gītā, where it is said that in such casessvadharma must prevail.

Karma Yoga is one of the four main paths of yoga outlined in Hindu philosophy, the others being Bhakti Yoga, Jnana Yoga, and Raja Yoga. It is derived from the Sanskrit word "karma," which means action, and "yoga," which means union or path. Karma Yoga is often referred to as the Yoga of Action or the Yoga of Selfless Service. The primary goal of Karma Yoga is to achieve spiritual growth and self-realization by performing selfless actions without attachment to the fruits of one's actions. It teaches that individuals should act according to their dharma (duty) in life, without expecting rewards or recognition. By detaching oneself from the results of one's actions, a Karma Yogi can attain a state of inner peace and spiritual growth, eventually leading to liberation (moksha) from the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth (samsara). Karma Yoga is based on the teachings of the ancient Indian scripture, the Bhagavad Gita, which emphasizes the importance of selfless service and the need for individuals to act according to their dharma. Lord Krishna, who is considered an incarnation of the god Vishnu, expounds these teachings to the warrior prince Arjuna in the context of the battlefield, symbolizing the challenges and struggles that one faces in life. Practicing Karma Yoga involves: Performing one's duty or work with a sense of dedication and selflessness, without expecting rewards or results. Offering the fruits of one's actions to a higher power, such as God or the universe. Cultivating mindfulness and awareness of one's actions, ensuring they align with one's dharma and the greater good. Developing qualities like humility, compassion, and equanimity. Karma Yoga can be practiced by anyone, regardless of their profession or occupation. The key is to perform one's duties with a sense of selflessness and detachment from the outcomes, ultimately leading to inner peace and spiritual growth.

Here are 10 more places that start with the letter "X": 1. Xiamen, China - A coastal city known for its picturesque beaches and colonial architecture. 2. Xining, China - A city located on the Tibetan Plateau, known for its unique culture and stunning landscapes. 3. Xanten, Germany - A historic town with Roman roots, featuring well-preserved archaeological sites. 4. Xieng Khouang, Laos - A province known for its intriguing Plain of Jars, an ancient archaeological site. 5. Xitang, China - An ancient water town famous for its well-preserved traditional buildings and canals. 6. Xuzhou, China - A city with a rich history and numerous historical sites, including the famous Han Dynasty terracotta warriors. 7. Xinyang, China - A city in Henan province with a long history and cultural heritage. 8. Xaló (Jalón), Spain - A charming village located in the Alicante region, known for its wine and stunning countryside. 9. Xela (Quetzaltenango), Guatemala - The second-largest city in Guatemala, surrounded by volcanoes and known for its indigenous culture. 10. Xylokastro, Greece - A coastal town in the Corinthia region, popular for its beautiful beaches and natural surroundings. I hope you find these places intriguing! Let me know if there's anything else you'd like to know.

💔🔥 Founder’s Message – Rehan Allahwala Not just a college. A movement to awaken a sleeping nation. ⸻ “When I look into the eyes of our youth, I see fire. But when I look at their lives, I see chains. And that breaks me.” We were not born just to memorize textbooks and wait for someone to give us permission to live. We were born to build, to lead, to create — and yet, look around… So many dreams have died quietly. So many minds have never been unlocked. So many hearts have been trained to feel small. I created Rehan College to stop this bleeding. To take the boy who thinks he’s “just a villager”… To take the girl who was told, “This is not for you”… To take the child who walks to school with torn shoes… And turn them into the future billionaires, unicorn founders, and system rebuilders this world desperately needs. ⸻ 🛠 We don’t want students. We want warriors. This is not for the weak-hearted. This is for the one in a million who says: “I don’t want a job. I want to fix the system. I don’t want likes. I want legacy. I don’t want comfort. I want to change the course of history.” ⸻ 🧠 What we teach: We teach you how to: • Learn anything using AI • Speak the language of leaders — English • Work with your hands — plumbing, cooking, construction, real labor • Teach others — because only leaders can light other flames • Wake up early, serve others, and lead from the front We teach you how to bleed, grow, lead, and give. ⸻ 🌱 What you leave with is not a paper degree — it’s your power. You’ll leave Rehan College: • Fluent in English • Trained in AI and digital tools • Mentally unbreakable • Humble, but world-class • Able to earn, build, teach, and inspire • And ready to solve real problems — not just pass exams ⸻ 🕊 My final message to you: If you’ve ever cried in secret at night thinking, “Maybe I was meant for something greater…” You were right. If people around you don’t understand you… If you feel like your potential is locked inside… If the world keeps telling you to stay in your place… Then this message is for you. This college is for you. This life — is for you. Come. We’ll walk with you. We’ll fight beside you. And one day — the world will know your name. Your brother, Your believer, Your fellow dreamer, Rehan Allahwala ⸻ 🕊 Copy this. Send it to 10 people. You might awaken a sleeping lion today. 🦁

I just had one of the most fascinating, inspiring and beautiful conversation with Ghafar AG On WhatsApp ! He is 19, passed 12th grade, understands basic English, he and his father farms 2 acres of land of someone else with Tomato and Chillies near Dadu, Sindh, Pakistan ! He lives with his 9 month old child, wife, mother and father in a one room hut, he will send me some photos tomorrow ! He has a phone which he recently bought against Nokia 1100 which supports WhatsApp and Facebook lite for which he pays 40 rupees and 50 rupees a month to use. He is very confident, caring and feels helpless that he can not make enough money. He has never used youtube, his phone doesn’t support it but he knows what it is. His whatapp is +92 315 1356139 He wants to learn how to earn more from his one acre without a lot of investment ! So all of you Facebook warriors are requested to add him, spend some time on YouTube and find how to make the best crop of Chillies and tomatoes, download the videos and whatapp them to him ! Let’s help him make 100,000 rs per acre ! His number is +923151356139 Also if you can go and spend 1 to 3 weeks with him he will arrange a place to stay with him for you, go and learn what al Pakistan is like ! I would go also ! This Facebook, whatapp and mobile phone is bringing forth a change that would not have been possible otherwise ! I hope you all will talk to more strangers like this one and after 15 mins of call you won’t feel as strange anymore!

This waterway went from trashed to tranquil! A group of eco-warriors teamed up to clear garbage and other debris that's been piling high and blocking a canal in Yangon, Myanmar. THIS is what's possible when we work hard to let the environment breathe easy! Anyone here wants to work on this with Tariq Khan ? 📸 Clean Yangon via Facebook

Raise the warriors, not parasites..... In an exclusive BBC interview with the founder of Dubai Sheikh Rashid al Maktoum, about Dubai and one thing that caught my attention was when they asked him about the future of his country and he said " My father was on a camel, I'm in a Mercedes, my son is on a Land Rover, and my grandson is going to be from Land Rover , but my great grandson will be back on a camel" Why is that? they asked.. He replied " Tough times create strong men, strong men create easy times. Easy times create weak men, weak men create tough times” Many won't understand but you have to raise warriors, not parasites" Loved this and hence shared...👍 Cortesy Mr. Touqeer Bari Nazir Ahmed Vaid Nazir Ahmed Vaid , Zafar Iqbal