FANA: Finding Aspiration, Nihilation and Admiration

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 is much  more different what is written.  Therefore, love each other regardless of race, gender or nationality. 

A true lover always comes with an empty hand and a raptured heart Laila dies for Majnun and Heer adores Ranja, and vice versa. The drowning of Shereen and Farhad for each other are mere stories. The actual experienced reality goes opposite to it. Neither Laila loves Majun nor Ranja adores Heer, Neither Farhad brings milk from a mountain nor does Ranja and Heer drown for each other. The true lover never finds his soulmate. S/he only gets a few memorable moments which always kill him/her. Those devastating moments create holes in the lover’s heart like a flute The voice in that heart becomes the sound of a flute Every word of that heart becomes voice of the God. Makes holes and holes, wounds and wounds. The love lives inside of the lover and kills him/her day and night The lover knows that s/he has brought up a un curable disease And finally, the true lover dies of the parasite  Thus, true love is the parasite of the lover.

  “There is a garden in the deep insight of a human life. A nightingale visits the garden in each morning if the garden is found clean and green. The nightingale is followed by the flock of happy birds that bring prosperity and a session of joy with themselves. When a human forgets to take care of the garden the parrots also leaves. A session of deserting engulfs each and every entity including the nightingale and his companions. The parrot goes to another place, far away from the yellow garden”.                                                                                                                                            ...