if television was never invented...

You snapped, you get trapped...in guilt!

Most of us must have been in a situation when someone, out of nothing, suddenly blew up our peaceful mind.

We wonder what went wrong, why was that so, what caused this person to suddenly reacted like a mad cow.

Ideally, we, the so called ‘victim’ got to think positive and try to mend our mistakes, if any, that we could think of, and come up with an apology.

Well, what makes it more emotionally challenging was that the ‘predator’ after realizing that he or she was at fault, never would want to say sorry. This is when our imaginary mind, hope to school that ‘predator’ so that he or she would be able to control his or her temper.

Anyhow folks, let us be a civilized individual. Be mindful of those ‘snappers’ around us. Pick up tips on how to control our temper, so that we won’t get trapped in guilt for snapping at people unnecessarily. Let’s channel our energy for other things, don’t waste it. Peace J

Money's weaknesses

Money can't buy love, affection, trust, respect, peace, dignity.

Around the world : 8.7 magnitude earthquake struck Northern Sumatera

Quake recorded 495 km off Indonesia’s coast, occurred at a depth of 33km (U.S Geological Survey).

Tsunami warning issued for Indonesia, Australia, Myanmar, India, Thailand, Maldives.

Let’s hope our brothers and sisters in the affected areas have been warned, evacuated and moved to higher grounds as soon as possible.

Love our job (applies to people who really needs job)

Love our job for it provides us means to earn a living

Love our job for it gives us purchasing power

Love our job for it gives us something to do

Love our job for it sharpen our mind

Love our job for it teaches us how to deal with characters

Love our job for it makes us independent

Love our job for its value as an ‘ibadah’ if we perform it with sincerity

Love our job coz without it, we can’t have all of the above with a peaceful mind…just love our job.

Annoyed yet kind

Each day filled with annoyances, little or too much. Annoyed with reckless drivers, annoyed with cranky security guards, annoyed with noises, annoyed with traffic, annoyed with bosses, annoyed with crappy café foods, all sorts of annoyances.

Hey, that’s fine to feel annoyed. We are all human after all. We are not living in an ideal beautiful fantasy world.

Just don’t lose yourself, don’t let it out on people.

Be kind to ourselves.

Small part would chart a significant role

Everybody would have every opportunity to be part of a huge effort to ease the burden of others. Look into ourselves, explore our hidden ability and the will power to venture our time, energy or even some money in charity work.   

The first step we take to embark in the charity work promises great impact in our life. Little kindness that we offer opens up to self-contentment. The more we give the more we’ll get rewarded in terms of feel good factor.

Charity work goes beyond donation of money or used items (which is still in good condition). Joining NGOs such as Islamic Relief Malaysia or Muslim Aid Asia, provides a platform for citizens to be volunteers in the charity and humanitarian activities.  

A material/money contribution means a lot to the needy. Though sometimes, money does not offer what it takes to continue living in healthy condition. Now, we are able to register online for pledge to be an organ donor. A pledge for others to continue living. A pledge that would make us be more responsible in taking care of ourselves, with the awareness that someday, when we are no longer on this earth, someone, somewhere would be able to benefit the part of us and live life healthily.      

A charity work too, goes beyond being kind to human beings, but to our beloved mother earth. Recycle please.  

Never limit our capabilities, never underestimate our sincere intention, with some awareness we can make a big difference. We are small in our capacity, but don’t let it limit our determination.

Remember, little is also significant.