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Nature and Spirituality June 04, 2006 Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
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Philosophers wrongly thought nature is part of God
“Philosophers mistakenly thought nature is a part of God”
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Birds fly silently, airplanes roar: a clue to design
“You see a bird flying in the sky every day”
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Logical formula: difference gives us a clue to truth
“Let me apply a logical formula here for you”
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Debating a philosopher: why belief in God is the easier choice
“Let me tell you about a philosophy graduate I once debated”
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Believing in God is strange, not believing is stranger
“Believing in God is strange, but not believing is stranger”
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When an educated man falls silent, he has accepted
“When an educated man goes silent, his heart has accepted”
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Water wearing away stone: never lose hope, keep trying
“I once stood at a riverbank beside a rock”
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Poet's couplet: water wears away stone over time
“Jo patthar par pani parhe mutasil”
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Tree roots as deep as branches: the power of consolidation
“Once in the village where I lived, there was a strange sight”
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A tree's roots run as deep as it stands tall
“A tree is as much below ground as above it”
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Universe runs on all-for-each, each-for-all cooperation
“A scholar said nature runs on all for each, each for all”
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A stream flowing around rocks teaches tolerance
“Watch how a mountain stream flows down into the plains”
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3:32
Mr. Sagheer Aslam and nature's art of adjustment
“Let me give an example of a man who lives by nature”
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Lemon tree honesty before and after independence
“This happened before independence, where I used to live”
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Rose and thorn always keep their distance
“I once stood in front of a rose plant”
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The honeybee's selective focus as a spiritual model
“By God's grace I once saw a honeycomb on a tree”
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A honeybee needs two million flowers for one pound of honey
“To make one pound of honey, a bee sips two million flowers”
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Debate over iron boats: change your strategy
“I once read in an article about a debate on iron boats”
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Wheat begets wheat: the law of cause and effect
“Wheat grows from wheat, barley grows from barley”
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Future trading: life as investment before and after death
“These days a new word is being used: future trading”
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