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- No, I don't think so.
- I didn't know that Amazon bought Stanza. That's what I've been using as an ereader on my iPhone, and I really like it. Should I be happy about their acquisition by Amazon or scared?
- Salam: Ali (as) is the best and one of the heighest positioned person of Allah. Every one has his own position. There are 124000 Propherts of Allah but there is only one Ali (A.s) who was sent for...
- No it isnt. You think that because you dont understand the power of allah. Your understanding of allah is less than my nderstanding of imam ali.
- Yeah it was. look it up in history books. Imam ali was mentioned in the azaan until i think umar or uthman stopped it. These ppl were power hungry. The prophet not once but on manny occasions said...
4 years ago
Mostly I would say that feeling like you can't show your real self to the people you're close to is a common and understandable thing to feel sometimes, and it's based on the fact that we all present a certain version of ourselves to others, which is not such a bad thing within reason. I think the problem is when the deficit between the person we share with other people and what we feel to be our true selves gets too big. Which could point to a problem with how you're presenting yourself (dishonesty) or a distortion in the way you see yourself (self-image problem).
4 years ago
4 years ago
the hardest thing about honesty is overcoming one's tendency toward self-delusion. when we're hardly ever completely honest with even ourselves, it's hard to imagine being microscopically honest with others.