The Essence

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Dear readers, It is said that 'love more' is the wish of the dying man in the dying bad. 

We all keep the spark of love which I think is the best of all our beliefs. It is also true that due to some political ideologies and unstable economics, we are a part of the love, but in reality, we all are same we all are one. 

There is a verse in the Holy Quran which says that all the existence are from a single soul. I am convinced the same notion is found in Christianity, Hinduism, Judaism, and the rest of the religions. But the more important thing is what we experience rather than what is written. Therefore, love each other regardless of race, gender or nationality. 

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