THE THINKER'S APHORISMS

Can one eat his cake and still have it back? The answer is no! Any soul that contravenes the Divine Laws of life must inherit death, as that is a well-deserved reward for him. When an elder gives a fire to a child to hold with proper guidance, he won't get burnt. But it all depends on the type of fire and how careful the child is. If a poor man is being told the trials of being rich, he will rather remain poor, as the consequences are too grievous to bear. We must be more careful of the market ground we step into, lest we become the goods to be sold. Anyone who is deliberately loosening a live lion from a trap must be very careful, as he is ignorantly and thick-wittedly making himself a prey. Our innermost secret is like a shade of life, sheltering and standing us tall and noble in the eyes of those who behold us: once this, in any way, is being divulged, we become unappareled and socially ill, and therefore obsequiously submissive to them: in order not to become a victim of slavery, we must have our secrets properly guided, thus maintaining our nobility. Even though the '' positive wire '' in electricity has the whole power unlike its counterpart - '' the negative wire '' that is in want of excellence and power - doesn't mean that the other is completely dispensable, as the former's supposed power can't be complete until it is being propped up by the latter. Every single second that passes us by brings us closer to our graves individually; therefore, we are not adding up to our years but rather subtracting therefrom as we age. Knowing the essence of one's problem is, therefore, half solved, as no solution can be preferred until the cause thereof is first revealed or ascertained. Receiving or accepting a gift or anything from a person one doesn't truly like is disadvantageous to the recipient, as he or she is ignorantly and foolishly inviting curses into his or her proverbial world; outright refusal is prudent. Anyone who is okay with being alone is undoubtedly a powerful person. The best way to solve a life problem is to do the little you can, then, as for the rest, you can't ignore them while maintaining a calm state of mind in God, as that stable serenity is the highest spiritual weaponry to overcome any challenge. The mouth is very powerful: it can build up and tear down, respectively, depending on its usage; therefore, it must be used prudently. The sweetness of this world is money, while the sugar of money depends on good health, as in poor health, money cannot be enjoyed. In matrimony, if the breeze of love is fanning from one side alone, and not from the two ends, such one-sided penchant will leave the amity suffering and growing thin, owing to no appreciation from the other end, thus, making the union to age out, giving up the ghost soonest: the scenario is likened to two same sides of magnetic poles: repulsion will be the result in the long run, except the love is deathlessly heightened. As we, mortals are different from the other, so also are the blessings in our proverbial worlds, as deposited by God: if we can't appreciate Him therefore no matter how seemingly little those blessings appear to be in our sight, then, we are ungrateful, and can't be thankful even if the whole world is being given unto us. I am, therefore, full of profuse THANKS to Him. I am as tranquil as a stable sea 🌊 : not only is anything commendable in this serene state of mind, but success also, in all spheres of life, is within grasp; therefore, maintaining a calm state of mind before every life problem is the beginning of its solution. In all honesty, if one is good but bad to a certain reasonable limit, he or she will live long, as opposed to being completely too good: with the combination of these two discordant natures, the former will flourish like a palm tree, unlike the latter who will earn himself or herself a truncated life, as he or she will be exhausted in no distant a time. A lie is not good in all ramifications: it neither promotes a person, nor decency: it doesn't get people out of trouble, rather it entangles and gets them into deeper trouble: but on the other hand, there is absolutely nothing amiss if a lie is told for pranks or in self-defense if no one is directly to suffer for the consequences. However, it is not encourageable. What shall I liken the world we live in to? It is like a beautiful woman, who is fully ripe for marriage. Being desirous of men in her proverbial world, she longs to be engaged by members of the opposite s*x: hence, men troop in and out of her in the quest to have her. Some went closer to her, and being foolishly nice, played around her endlessly without making their intention known: another set of men went to her, and being smarter, bare their intention fast by telling her one thousand and one sweet stories to which she, as if under a spell, fell into, and her inner wear is not only seen, her virginity was also taken within the shortest period. The latter is wiser than the former who waste their efforts and time fruitlessly without achieving anything. What does this imply? Most people on earth are missionless. What is required of us here on earth is to be focused and dedicated too, not excluding God, as in this pattern, wealth, or anything we can ever imagine, is within grasp. We, the inhabitants of God's green earth, came into this world in the same way, empty-handed and naked: but upon return, it is in a different case: the thick-witted go back bare and with nothing just exactly the way they came therein, while the prudent, being full-handed and proverbially clothed put up appearance back in a diverse form, somewhat dignified. Love is God, but not all love is God's: his, being deeper, is refined, selfless, enduring, absorbing, pure, and platonic as opposed to the other: it is, therefore, the greatest of all. Humility or submissiveness is very powerful if it is not masked but in true color: more powerful than a lion itself, especially when it protrudes from a woman: any man in their proverbial world can be caged therewith completely as if under a spell. If women were not created, the world would have been the best habitation ever, and yet the most boring place to be, as men would have been burdened with less or probably no problem, but then liveliness or vivacity and sweetness that have pervaded the world today would have been absent: their presence on earth, even though is agreeably conflicting, is laudable. Light can drive away darkness only when it is in an augmented state: in a like manner, love will not rule over a strong aversion when it is not genuine and fully ripe: docility, if it is not faked, conquers fierceness in any creature, lowering it to a zero level: with the latter, if it is not born out of pretense, women can control any man in their proverbial world, turning them into a baby, as babies are by nature as if under a spell, give in to all instructions without any form of hesitation. I, the Thinker, being blessed beyond expression, possess more than enough wisdom under whose fire, not one, but all the problems of life are subjected to be melted. And that makes me the happiest of all beings. God is made alive by our faith in him: when we retract the aforesaid, we achieve the reverse, hence there is no God for those who don't believe. We are as powerful as God: our disbelief in him suffocates him, rendering him incapacitated to perform as deem He fit in our proverbial world: the level of faith we tender to Him will determine the outcome of our yearnings from Him, as every car is by nature, a mobile house, but if no action is taking, it becomes stationary. Whoever gives up love because it gets tough is a coward: same also is one who constantly lives in fear of death, as the latter cojoins us to our Maker.