Grief Thoughts 💭 on Instagram: "This couplet by Ahmed Faraz highlights the difference between superficial gestures and genuine feelings. In the first line, he points out that people often confuse takalluf (formal politeness or pretentious courtesy) with ikhlās (true sincerity). Just because someone behaves nicely or shows outward respect doesn't mean their intentions are pure. In the second line, he deepens the thought by saying that not everyone who shakes hands with you is a real friend - man

Gina Zapanta | Empowered with Gina on Instagram: "I keep seeing these articles saying you’ll regret distancing yourself from certain family or friends. Let’s be honest… people don’t choose estrangement on a whim. It usually comes after years of explaining, shrinking, forgiving, and praying someone will finally meet you halfway. When someone chooses distance, that’s not impulsive. That’s self-preservation. Accepting what you can’t change does not mean you owe anyone access to your peace, your hom

Bernice Scheidler on Instagram: "God is restoring your JOY!☀️ In the second half of Psalm 30:5 NKJV says: “Weeping may endure for a night, But joy comes in the morning.” In this verse, the word night doesn’t just mean it’s dark outside. It means a season in your life… a moment in time when you feel sad, grieving, heavy, or hurt. The word “endure” in Hebrew means “to lodge.” It’s like a guest staying overnight. Its temporary That means your pain is not permanent. It can’t stay forever. God is bri