often misused,
the one word answer
that absolves me
of responsibility
is “InshaAllah”
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SONYA KASSAM 
Kunal,
Pleased to meet you too :).
All good wishes,
robert
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My earnest prayer… “O Allah, let your Will be done through me!”
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InshaAllah…
Oh wait!
:)
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Thank you Sonya.
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Ranu :)
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Dear Sonya,
What a powerful poem this is!
This term may be draped across the ego like some kind of bejeweled accoutrement. The ego can then feel itself almost righteous in doing what it wills, even if this doing is nothing.
Thank you for this.
All good wishes,
robert
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This is a wonderful way of looking at the poem. Thank you for your enlightening comments Robert.
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That’s a great thought there, Robert! Pleased to meet you!
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MashaAllah. :)
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