You are invited to the UAE Philanthropy meeting of 2014 on This Saturday - Charges 100 DHS - Lunch Buffet will be served RSVP to Izzat Rustom Speakers Include My self and @izzat rustom

Plz honor us with your presence at uae philanthropy forum 1145am at media 1 hotel media city & join us for lunch Saturday 22 March Rehan Allahwala Rsvp here

I hope to see you all tomorrow on the UAE Philanthropy meetup at 11 45 am :) in Dubai

I asked Rubaid from India, when I sent you some friends, do add them, His reply was , “But i always judge people by their thoughts, so before adding people , they come to know about my ideology” He did not wanted to add people on his Facebook, I later introduced him to some people personally, and he inboxes this to me today, Asslamu alay kum Rehan Bhai , I like the way you are connecting people , I did changes in my thinking to accept your way, now i am adding the people to know about them, while before i only add those people who are like me or belong to my interest filed i.e.IT , Science , Journalism , IR , Philanthropy & Poetry . i am thankful to you to give me a chance to connect more people around the world . i accepted your way because your vision & mine is same both of use technology for philanthropy , both of us wants to provide free education & peace around the world . i hope you will be with in this journey . No need to worry, I am a reserved kind of person who don't want to disturb others. i like healthy conversation not long chat. My best wishes with you in your journey. ~ Syed Rubaid Ahmad

Honored to meet the amazing Tariq H. Cheema The Passionate Pakistani with amazing journey in Philanthropy!

Philanthropy ! Break it : Philo Anthro Phy Meaning in Greek: Philo = Love Anthro = Human Phy = work Philanthropy = Work in love of Humanity !

The purpose of life according to gpt4 The purpose of life is a deeply philosophical question and has been the subject of debate and contemplation throughout human history. Different perspectives on the purpose of life come from various cultural, religious, and philosophical backgrounds. Some common ideas include: Religious perspectives: Many religious traditions propose that the purpose of life is to fulfill a higher calling, adhere to divine commandments, or attain spiritual enlightenment and connection with a higher power. Philosophical perspectives: Some philosophers, such as existentialists, argue that life has no inherent meaning, and it's up to individuals to create their own purpose through choices, actions, and personal values. Hedonism: This perspective posits that the purpose of life is to pursue pleasure and happiness, seeking to maximize positive experiences and minimize suffering. Altruism: Some people believe that the purpose of life is to contribute to the well-being of others, either through acts of kindness, philanthropy, or working towards social and environmental justice. Personal growth and self-actualization: Another perspective is that the purpose of life is to develop and grow as individuals, striving to reach one's full potential and achieve self-fulfillment. Ultimately, the purpose of life is a deeply personal and subjective question, and each person may have their own unique perspective or combination of perspectives that define their sense of purpose.

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The Brahma Kumaris, founded in the 1930s in sindh Pakistan, has distinctive beliefs and practices centered around spirituality, personal transformation, and global renewal. Here are some of their core beliefs and rules: ### Beliefs 1. **Soul and Supreme Soul**: They believe in the concept of the soul being an immortal entity separate from the physical body and that there is a Supreme Soul (God), who is the source of all goodness and wisdom. 2. **Cycles of Time**: They embrace the concept of time as a cycle comprising four main epochs or Yugas - the Golden Age (Satya Yuga), the Silver Age (Treta Yuga), the Copper Age (Dvapara Yuga), and the Iron Age (Kali Yuga). They believe we are currently transitioning from the Iron Age to the Golden Age again, a time for spiritual renewal and purification. 3. **Karma**: The law of karma, where every action has a corresponding reaction, is a fundamental belief. They stress the importance of performing pure and selfless actions to accumulate good karma. 4. **Meditation and Yoga**: They practice Raja Yoga meditation, which focuses on the mind's connection to the supreme source of spiritual energy. This form of meditation does not involve physical postures but rather a deep, reflective mental practice aimed at self-realization and God-realization. ### Rules and Regulations 1. **Lifestyle Choices**: Members are encouraged to lead a pure and simple life. This includes vegetarianism, abstinence from alcohol, tobacco, and illegal drugs, and a general avoidance of excessive indulgence in material pleasures. 2. **Celibacy**: Celibacy is promoted as an ideal state for those fully committed to spiritual practice, especially for those living in the Brahma Kumaris centers. 3. **Daily Meditation**: Regular meditation is a key practice, with members often starting and ending their day with meditation sessions. They also participate in "Murli" classes, where spiritual teachings are discussed. 4. **Service and Philanthropy**: Engaging in selfless service to humanity, without any expectation of reward, is a core tenet. This service can take many forms, including teaching meditation, community service, and participating in initiatives aimed at social and global improvement. 5. **Study**: Regular study of the Brahma Kumaris' spiritual teachings is encouraged, through classes, seminars, and retreats, to deepen understanding and practice of their principles. The Brahma Kumaris emphasize a spiritual approach to life's challenges, promoting peace, inner strength, and clarity through their practices and teachings. Their centers offer a supportive environment for learning and practicing these teachings.

Need a mentor ? Meet Aijaz Qureshi Canadawalai from Toronto, Canada. I have a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the US. Currently, I am on the bed recovering from a major surgery. I am trying to help young Pakistani entrepreneurs by empowering them and setting them up for success. I admire what my friends are doing in terms of community service and I myself want to do that by performing Philanthropy work. I've been in the IT industry since 1976 when we used Punched Cards system and have grown up through the ranks from a developer of IBM Assembly language to Director and CTO of reputable companies. I’ve worked in Pakistan, Canada, US, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia. I am a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) by #PMI, Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) by #ISC2, Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional (MCITP), MCP, MCDBA, MCTS, MCDS, MCSE, and Oracle Certified Professional (OCP) DBA from Oracle. I run a blog at https://aijazqureshi.com and a Facebook page https://facebook.com/EmpowerNormalPeople please take time to take a look at these two places. My twitter account is @Aijaz_Qureshi