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Building Life

English book, p. 83

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

The Most Difficult, The Easiest make history through their actions. They become historymakers by their own efforts. A negative mindset can be deadly for a person. Someone who falls into negative thinking is essentially being harmed by their circumstances. In contrast, a person who shields themselves from negative tendencies and reactive thoughts stays alive despite external challenges. They have protected their existence from being lost. The foundation of a negative mindset is outside a person, while the foundation of a positive mindset is within. A person with a negative mindset depends on others, whereas someone with a positive mindset relies on their own self. This alone is enough to show who can be called a superior human being. The most deprived and foolish person is one who had the chance to be creative in this world but chose to remain merely a product of circumstances. THE MOST DIFFICULT, THE EASIEST “You made a mistake” and “I made a mistake”—these two sentences differ by only one word on the surface. However, in reality, the difference between them is so large that millions of people in the world can say the first sentence, but perhaps not even one person can say the second sentence. The reason is that the first sentence negates the other person, while the second sentence negates the speaker

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