Let Us Examine Ourselves

Answer the following questions honestly by examining your own life.

When you are blamed for an incident without fault, do you keep feeling, “I am the innocent one. This always happens to me”?
Do you discuss with someone close to you what someone else did wrong?
Do you carry the sorrow that people around you do not understand your feelings?
Do you quickly notice others’ mistakes, but fail to see your own?
Do you feel sorrow thinking, “I stretch myself for everyone, but when the time comes for me, everyone forgets. No one comes to help!”
Do you repeatedly remember incidents from the past or present and remain unhappy? Does that sorrow remain for a long time?
Do you feel that injustice always happens to you?
Do thoughts arise that people around you spread your negative matters?
When someone corrects you, gives advice or makes a suggestion, do you accept it naturally? Or do you feel that the other person has bad intentions or selfish motives?
Do you feel that others are the cause of your tears?

Self-examination is the moment when perspective stops judging others and begins reforming the self

Perspective: A Unique Pair of Glasses

1. When Waiting Becomes Worship

2. The Hidden Gift of Correction

3. The Power of Positive Instructions

4. The Window of Truth

5. Beyond the Surface of Wealth

6. A Challenge for Inspiration

7. A Lesson in Divine Vision

8. A Fistful of Salt

9. Humble Sev

10. The Genius Mother

11. Happiness Within Sorrow

12. The Confusion of Mathematics

13. The Deserted Island

14. Pearls of Handwriting

15. We Reflect What We Consume

16. The Lemon Tree

17. Draped in the Divine

18. A Presentation of Love

19. The Annakut of Acceptance

20. The Frame of Understanding

21. The Clock

Let Us Examine Ourselves

Answer the following questions honestly by examining your own life.

When you are blamed for an incident without fault, do you keep feeling, “I am the innocent one. This always happens to me”?
Do you discuss with someone close to you what someone else did wrong?
Do you carry the sorrow that people around you do not understand your feelings?
Do you quickly notice others’ mistakes, but fail to see your own?
Do you feel sorrow thinking, “I stretch myself for everyone, but when the time comes for me, everyone forgets. No one comes to help!”
Do you repeatedly remember incidents from the past or present and remain unhappy? Does that sorrow remain for a long time?
Do you feel that injustice always happens to you?
Do thoughts arise that people around you spread your negative matters?
When someone corrects you, gives advice or makes a suggestion, do you accept it naturally? Or do you feel that the other person has bad intentions or selfish motives?
Do you feel that others are the cause of your tears?

Self-examination is the moment when perspective stops judging others and begins reforming the self