English book · CREATION PLAN OF GOD

Flowers and Thorns

English book, p. 50

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

In contrast is the person who positively responds to other people’s negative behaviour. If someone abuses him he does not abuse him in return. Instead, he forgives him. If someone oppresses him, he refuses to behave in the same way. This sort of person has lived like a flower among the thorns. He developed in himself a flower-like character in this world. In the next world, in the life after death, he will be allowed to live in a garden of flowers—Paradise. The human mind has two primary compartments— the conscious and the unconscious. Whenever a thought enters our mind, it first enters the conscious mind. After that, it gradually advances and enters the unconscious mind. The unconscious mind is that part of the mind where every thought is preserved forever, although it is not in our conscious control. If you want to have a flower-like character, at the very moment when a negative thought enters your conscious mind, you should activate your thinking process and convert it into a positive thought so that this item is stored in the storehouse of the unconscious mind as a positive, not

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