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30 ❂ reblog How do you know if you’re ready for death? Mans greatest fear is death. I want to know that if I were to die right now what would my death be like? Would it be painful, would it be pleasurable, would it be sweet? Here is an answer: Your death will be exactly as your salat it to you right now. Why? Because when you pray salat what do you do? You go and meet Allah. When you die what happens? You go and meet Allah. If you dislike meeting Allah while you are in this world in the body why would you want to meet Allah when you leave the body? If salat is sweet to you right now your death would be sweet if you died right now. If you eagerly wait for salat, then when death comes to you, you will eagerly wait to be released from this cage and soar to new heights. If your salat is a burden on you right now, death will be a burden on you if you die right now. If salat is painful, death will be painful. Look at your salat, improve your salat, and you will improve your connection to Allah, because both of these are nothing but a meeting with Allah.Khalil Jaffer (via nargessi)
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(Saw this at the Be A Part Of The Shift Facebookpage & really wanted to share:)
Be present as the watcher of your mind — of your thoughts and emotions as well as your reactions in various situations. Be at least as interested in your reactions as in the situation or person that causes you to react. Notice also how often your attention is in the past or future. Don’t judge or analyze what you observe. Watch the thought, feel the emotion, observe the reaction. Don’t make a personal problem out of them. You will then feel something more powerful than any of those things that you observe: the still, observing presence itself behind the content of your mind, the silent watcher.- Eckhart Tolle

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Corsican dusk | by Dariusz Wieclawski.

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