STRESS IS A GOOD SERVANT
By Maulana Wahid-Ud-Din Khan
Everyone,
young or old, complains of stress or tension—a common phenomenon of our times.
There are several centres established in order to enable de-stressing, but
these provide, at the most, only temporary relief. None of them offer any
permanent solution.
Tension
is only the negative term for a positive phenomenon. What is generally called
tension is, in fact, a sign of a healthy life. It is not an evil, but a
blessing in disguise. Your mind has unlimited capacity, but this capacity,
which is a gift of nature, is in the form of potential. You need to turn this
potential into actuality. How should you go about doing this? Your potential
can be realised only through being exposed to different kinds of stress or
tension.
Stress awakens our mind; stress activates
natural processes which lead to intellectual development. Stress plays a role
in developing our personality; stress awakens our mind; stress activates the
natural processes which lead to intellectual development.
In volleyball, there are two players—the spiker
and the setter. The spiker has the key role of hitting or spiking in this game,
but he needs a setter. For without a setter, no spiker can play his part
properly. It is this process of setting or boosting which is going on in the
life of every human being.
When you face stress of any kind, don’t despair.
Take it as a challenge. Take it as an intellectual booster. Stress is a
positive sign, a healthy activity. It unfolds your mental potential. All great
men have been faced with great problems. But these problems only increased
their creativity, and became the source of revealing a fresh dimension to their
personality. The English poet John Milton has several major works to his
credit. His masterpiece was Paradise Lost, which he wrote after he had lost his
eyesight. Almost all creative people have had to surmount similar difficulties.
When
you come face-to-face with stress, don’t take it as a negative phenomenon. Look
upon it as a challenge and try to meet it. You have to activate your mind in a
positive direction. Don’t lose your positivity; don’t resort to the language of
complaint.
Everyone,
young or old, complains of stress or tension—a common phenomenon of our times.
There are several centres established in order to enable de-stressing, but
these provide, at the most, only temporary relief. None of them offer any
permanent solution.
Stress awakens our mind; stress activates natural processes which lead to intellectual development. Stress plays a role in developing our personality; stress awakens our mind; stress activates the natural processes which lead to intellectual development.
In volleyball, there are two players—the spiker and the setter. The spiker has the key role of hitting or spiking in this game, but he needs a setter. For without a setter, no spiker can play his part properly. It is this process of setting or boosting which is going on in the life of every human being.
When you face stress of any kind, don’t despair. Take it as a challenge. Take it as an intellectual booster. Stress is a positive sign, a healthy activity. It unfolds your mental potential. All great men have been faced with great problems. But these problems only increased their creativity, and became the source of revealing a fresh dimension to their personality. The English poet John Milton has several major works to his credit. His masterpiece was Paradise Lost, which he wrote after he had lost his eyesight. Almost all creative people have had to surmount similar difficulties.
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