Our fate lives within us, we only have to be brave enough to see it. - Brave Movie

Invite from Osama Manzar Please accept my warmest greetings and also from Digital Empowerment Foundation! The reason of writing this mail to you is to apprise you that at DEF, the journey that we had started five years back under the knowledge platform called the mBillionth Award, has reached to an aggregate of more than 1200 mobile innovations which are not only a reflection of how mobile is changing the fate of India but also all its neighboring South Asian countries. I strongly believe that each one of you is its real stakeholder and you have directly or indirectly played your role in this. We also collectively have the onus to play wider change agents in this information revolution, where mobile is a tool that is in the hands of the masses, and if we do not use this opportunity then the larger population living in remote areas and at the edge of information, may never be able to come up to the level playing threshold. Thus, this email is to let you know, that on July 18th, at India Habitat Center in Delhi, more than 100 mobile and telecom players, including app developers, congregating to share their innovations that has been changing the society and would change even more if we all encourage them, support them, and collaborate with them. Please do find time to attend, participate, energize the valuable gathering and innovative practices. You may register here: http://mbillionth.in/register-now/ OR, you may just write back to me if you can manage to grace the occasion, and I will have the invite sent to you. Please treat this as my personal invite: 1. Details of what's happening is available at: http://mbillionth.in 2. IT Secretaries of 4 Countries and several other state level IT Secretaries are participating. 3. Officials of other ministries and department participation including agriculture, women and child development etc. 4. About 50 CEOs and Founders of various Mobile enterprises 5. 100 Mobile Companies. Startups, Projects, Apps, Products showcasing 6. 10 Countries, 20 States participating. 7. Launch of mBillionth Angel Fund & Incubation Center Look forward to seeing you, Warmest regards OsamaDate: 18 July 2014 Time : 08:30AM- 09:30PM Venue: India Habitat Centre, Lodi Road, Near Sai mandir, New Delhi Join us on FacebookFollow us on Twitter For further information, please contact us at mBillionth@defindia.net This is an auto-mailer. Please do not reply to this

The language of spirit transcends the limits of the mind, just as the language of quantum physics challenges those who struggle with the foundations of basic math. A true teacher speaks of that which they Know, yet IT is not said as absolute doctrine, for IT functions more like a lighthouse, as a guiding light for those ships that are lost in the dark and cannot SEE. A wise teacher speaks of the path, but does not give absolute answers, for true wisdom arises only through living direct experience. As they say, when the student is ready the teacher will appear, for it is only when we are silent, does the everyday world reveal its true mystery like a mirror. And IT is through engaging this mystery that we reach self discovery, for truth is never found by looking at the words of another. IT is only found by reaching for the words that have never been told, and this takes going beyond the limits of ego. For in the end, IT is still YOU that has to steer your ship, if you leave IT unattended, your fate only ends up shipwrecked. Success, money and pleasure are all the keys to failure, for they are only the fools quest for seeking permanence in a impermanent world. Society has kept us blindfolded and fooled, searching for a future treasure that can never be found, when all along we have all possessed the treasure within...and that is the power to co-create, which is more valuable then all the gold in the world! For IT is the one who transcends the fears and attachments of the mind, that discovers what IT means to truly BE alive, a life without carrying inner suffering within the mind, heart, and spirit. As the wise one realizes that today is eternal, the ever-changing flow of Universal currents, for today we are not who we where yesterday, nor who we will be the same tomorrow, and IT is through our non-clinging of self that we discover the ability to co-create life in our daily reality Camilla Martin

Interested in Farming ? Habib I. Khan writes Rehan bhai .. i have barani land back in fateh jang, attock.. currently i have plan to develop about 1.5 acre land for mini dam for fish farming, 3 acre land for grapes orchard through drip irrigation and 1 acre land for off season high tunnel farming.. please connect me with someone who can guide and help or invest in this venture.. thank you..

When we keep saying we are busy...then we are never free...when we keep saying we have no time...then we will never have time...when we keep saying that we will do it tomorrow...then our tomorrow will never come... we are masters of our fate... when ending our day we should never have to say I could have...I should have...or I would have...at the end of the day we should always say yes...I did...what we say and do...brings us closer to our loved ones, our dreams and our wishes...take care...have a lovely Friday and a happy and pleasant weekend By Rani Wemel

Meet the amazing Pervez Fateh General Manager of Fauji Fertilizer Company Limited - FFC

Take hope and dependency on others away and what do you get ? - An independent and self reliant person who tries to change their fate themselves ! Rehan Allahwala

Please stop praying for Pakistan. By Ahmad Jawad I don’t know why I am convinced not to pray for Pakistan to become a great country. My Question: Who prayed for Israel, Singapore, South Korea, China, USA, Norway, Germany, Japan, Switzerland, Denmark, Netherlands to become a great country? My Answer: Countries are not built by praying, countries are built with education, health, technology, merit & Justice. Allah made these rules and he will not break his own rules no matter how hard we pray. Our Way Forward: Please stop praying for Pakistan. Let’s start working from basics of hard work, honesty, tolerance, merit, Justice & perseverance instead of praying. If prayers could change the fate of a nation, Palestine would have been free & Israel would be begging for rights from Palestine. Pakistan would have been super power giving loans to China. KSA would have been selling weapons to Israel & Palestine. Iran would have been landing on Moon. Egypt would have been leading Film industry ahead of Hollywood. Syria would have been Hub of world’s research & technology. Kashmir would have superseded Switzerland in tourism. Mark Zuckerberg would have been complaining about his visa refusal by Pakistan. Bangladesh would have joined back and become united Pakistan. India would have been destroyed with a nuclear accident. AND Donald Trump would have been hanged like Saddam Hussain. AND Obama would have been teaching at Quaid Azam University as a Professor. In the End: Please stop praying for Pakistan and start working for Pakistan

Riasat e Madina Street was just like any other street in Pakistan, with its narrow alleys and small houses. However, the people who lived there were unique in their own way. There were 84 people living in the street, all with different backgrounds, stories, and talents. One day, a man named Rehan Allahwala called the founder of the street movement, Mr. Imran Streetwala, and suggested an idea that would change the fate of the street forever. Rehan proposed that each person living on the street should interview each other and highlight their talents, achievements, and stories. Mr. Streetwala loved the idea and shared it with the residents of the street. At first, everyone was skeptical about the idea. They were not used to sharing their personal lives with others, let alone being interviewed on camera. But soon, they realized that this was an opportunity to showcase their skills and achievements to a wider audience. The interviews began and each person interviewed someone else on the street. Initially, the videos only received 100 views, but over time, the views increased exponentially. Within six months, the videos had received thousands of views each, and Riasat e Madina Street had become the most popular street in Pakistan. As the popularity of the videos grew, so did the fame and fortune of the people living on the street. Four of the residents had become super famous and were considered some of the most influential citizens of Pakistan. The success of the street was all thanks to the idea given by Rehan Allahwala and the hard work of Imran Khan Street Wala and the residents of Riasat e Madina Street. In total, they had conducted 7,056 interviews, each of which had received between 100 and 10,000 views. The once-ordinary street had now become a symbol of hope, inspiration, and success. People from all over Pakistan came to visit the street to meet the residents and hear their stories. The street had become the richest in the country, and the people living there were living proof that anything is possible with hard work and determination.

The preface of book of Zahid Turkeywala ### Preface In the labyrinth of life, sometimes the most unexpected turns lead to the most extraordinary journeys. This is the tale of Rana Zahid Turkiwala, a man who transformed from a daily wage laborer into a confidence-building coach, inspiring countless students and teachers along the way. I first met Mr. Rehan Allahwala during a time when life seemed as harsh and unyielding as the rocks I once broke with a hammer. The pandemic had stolen my job, leaving me to grapple with the backbreaking labor of ironwork. But fate had a different path for me. I became a driver for Mr. Rehan, a role that seemed mundane but became the catalyst for my transformation. Driving through the bustling streets of Karachi, I was always quick to honk, a habit Mr. Rehan gently but firmly curbed. That first month, refraining from using the horn felt like scaling a mountain. But in hindsight, it was the first step in a journey of patience, self-control, and inner strength. As I spent more time with Mr. Rehan, I transitioned from a driver to an assistant, absorbing his teachings and philosophies. My journey took a significant turn when I was sent to Rehan's Kulkarangi campus. There, I began sharing what I had learned, calling myself a confidence-building coach. The path wasn't always smooth—fits of frustration and internal struggles often marked it—but each challenge only strengthened my resolve. Eventually, Mr. Rehan sent me beyond the confines of Karachi to train schools on the Rehan School system, AI, and social media. Today, I have conducted over ten school trainings, empowering teachers and students to embrace technology and build their confidence. This is a story of transformation, resilience, and humor—a testament to how one man's belief can ignite change in another's life. As you turn these pages, I hope my journey inspires you to find your own path, no matter how unexpected it may seem.