“God changes nothing in a people until they change something in themselves. » Koran, 13,11.
It often happens that man, seeking to begin a new page in his existence, associates this expected renewal with some conjuncture in life such as an improvement in his situation, his status...on a specific date or any party (birthday, new year), etc. By procrastinating in this way, the man has the impression that the advent of this deadline will bring him strength and vigor, to transform his apathy and his despair into vivacity, into hope.
This is a chimera. Because the renewal of life comes above all from the bottom of the soul. The man who approaches life with determination and clairvoyance, far from resigning himself to going according to circumstances, however cruel they may be, rather sets out to make the most of them, by affirming his personality.
So it is with the seed of flowers: buried under the swamps, it makes its way to the surface, towards the light of the sun, which it welcomes by exhaling sweet scents. Defying foul mud and impure water, she turns them into a dazzling color, into a pleasant smell.
Rebuilding his life, man can achieve this if he knows how to invest his potential strength and his latent faculties and seize the opportunities offered, however small they may be.
The happiness expected by all humans, it is from their own heart and soul that they receive it, not from elsewhere. The same applies to the misfortunes which surround them and which they constantly seek to flee; they indeed find their source in their heart and soul.
Male ! Do not let your life depend on an indefinite wish hanging on the unknown; procrastinating will do you no good. Indeed, your most immediate present, your soul and your being of which your body is the seat, the pleasant or unpleasant circumstances which surround you, such are the only springs which condition your future. Why procrastinate or wait?