Hedayat Shah

Everything around you requires your attention—your thoughts, your actions, the wind, the silence, the people you meet. When you give complete attention, there is no separation between you and everything—just the act of seeing, listening, being. In that state, the mind is quiet, not forced, but naturally still.

Most of the time, we live distracted, caught in thought, reacting automatically. But in attention, all that drops away. There is clarity, presence, and a deep sense of connection. In that space, problems dissolve—not because they are solved, but because the self that creates them is no longer in control.

Attention brings freedom. In that freedom, love and intelligence flow. There is no conflict, no effort to become something. There is only what is, and in seeing it completely, there is transformation. Attention is the essence of living fully, now.

The arrival of Mayon - Eurasian golden oriole, a migratory songbird locally named as mayon in Gilgit and Chitral. It migrates from the Central Asia in the spring season till the season of autumn sets in.

Video courtesy: Wasim Akram

The arrival of Mayon - Eurasian golden oriole, a migratory songbird locally named as mayon in Gilgit and Chitral. It migrates from the Central Asia in the spring season till the season of autumn sets in. Video courtesy: Wasim Akram

Shah Shams Sabzwari—13th-century Shia Ismaili saint, Sufi mystic, and missionary from Persia. Known for spreading the message of divine love and inner awakening, his teachings blended Ismaili philosophy with deep Sufi insight.

His poetry speaks of finding God within, beyond rituals and forms.
A timeless voice that still stirs the soul.

O heart! Be like the candle, Burn yourself, but give light to others. This is the path of Love, Where the self must perish for the Beloved to appear. Neither mosque nor temple, Neither Kaaba nor idol— My Lord dwells in every heart, In every breath, in every moment [Shah Shams Sabzwari—13th-century Shia Ismaili saint, Sufi mystic, and missionary from Persia. Known for spreading the message of divine love and inner awakening, his teachings blended Ismaili philosophy with deep Sufi insight. His poetry speaks of finding God within, beyond rituals and forms. A timeless voice that still stirs the soul. ]

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