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Art of Thinking May 7, 2006
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Matthew, 11:17
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Musnad Ahmad, Hadith no. 6160
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Quran 14:34 · Ibrahim
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Musnad Ahmad, Hadith no. 22835
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Petrol as a billion-year miracle we take for granted
“Jaise Khuda ne zameen mein petrol rakha, kaisi ajeeb baat hai”
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Petrol's hidden miracle and the prophet's music metaphor
“Jaise Khuda ne zameen mein petrol rakha, kaisi ajeeb baat hai”
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Biblical prophet's flute-and-mourning line about ignored signs
“Bible ke Arabic version mein ek wording hai jo mujhe bahut pasand hai”
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God's signs are like music we won't dance to
“Hum ne tumhare liye bansri bajai magar tum na nache”
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No artist can improve on grass or a tiger
“Main aksar dekhta hoon cheezon ko, maslan ghaas ko”
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A girl dances to pop music but not to God's creation
“Main ek martaba radio par sun raha tha ek ladki ka interview”
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2:57
New Delhi's British buildings and the visitor's haunting remark
“Nayi Delhi mein ek bahut badi cheez hai jise dekh kar aap lesson len”
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Delhi's grand buildings and the universal lesson on mortality
“Nayi Delhi mein ek bahut badi cheez hai jise dekh kar aap lesson len”
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French visitor's remark on Delhi's grand buildings
“What a magnificent world they built to leave!”
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Why can't we store the pleasure we enjoy
“Koi bhi Desire jo aap ki ho, aur woh mil jaye”
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Why enjoyment fades — a clue pointing to Paradise
“Woh kaun sa tareeqa hai jisse hum is Enjoyment ko Permanent bana sakein?”
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Worldly pleasure is just a taste of paradise
“Hindi mein ek lafz hai, bangi”
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2:40
Everything in nature has a pair — except human desire
“Duniya mein har cheez jorha jorha banayi gayi hai, Pair”
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4:33
Nature's pairing principle and desire's missing match
“Duniya mein har cheez jorha jorha banayi gayi hai, Pair”
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An immigrant's American dream ends in a hospital bed
“Main America gaya to wahan ek sahab apne ghar le gaye mujhko”
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4:36
God's Creation Plan resolves the mystery of unlimited desire
“Ab yahan par aapko jab Prophet ke zariye bataya jata hai, Creation Plan of God”
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Deconditioning really means self-negation
“Deconditioning haqeeqat mein naam hai self-negation ka”
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1:34
Buddha's parable of the dirty milk container
“Unka ek disciple tha, usne kaha mujhe aapse gyan lena hai”
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This mission is built on intellect, not emotion
“Yeh pehli team hai poori world mein jo intellectual development par khadi ki gayi”
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