6Question: Why do we think of ourselves as inferior to others
Because we compare our weaknesses to the successes of otherswhich is a false standard.

Question: Are we really trying to become a complete human being? It is not necessary to be complete, but it is necessary to be truthful and of good character. This is the real beauty.

Question: Are we really a living nation Living nations don't just breathe, they stand up against oppression. If we are silent despite seeing everything, then we have to think about our own survival.

Question: Do we protect our time? We worry about wasting money, but not about wasting time, even though time is more valuable because it never comes back.

Do we stand up against oppression
We condemn oppression, but we avoid standing up against it and that is the real test.

Question: Is justice really established If the knocks on the door of justice keep ringing and the answer is silence, then understand that the problem is not in the law, but in character.

Question: Can we accept our shortcomings?
Answer: Hiding shortcomings stops progress, accepting them starts improvement. Acceptance is the first step, effort is the second.

Question: Are we ashamed of our sins? Answer: We talk about sins in a joking manner, as if it is no big deal.

Repent immediately of your mistakes and resolve not to repeat them again.

Question: Do we remember our death?
Answer: We live as if we will never die, even though death is approaching every moment.

Question: Do we really want to give up sin or do we just make excuses?
Answer: We say we don't have time, but the truth is that intention doesn't happen. If we want to change, time itself happens.

Know that not every face is true. Blind faith eventually makes you cry.

Life is not a game, learn to handle it. If time gets out of hand, you have to regret it.

Question: Do we keep others' secrets safe?
Answer: We take trust but are unable to handle it. True honesty is keeping secrets secret.

Question: Do we protect our hearts from envy?
Answer: We get excited when we see the happiness of others, even though it makes us hollow inside.

Question: Do we respect others as much as we want to respect ourselves?
Answer: We do not tolerate our own disrespect but we forget the respect of others. A real human being is one who respects everyone.

Question: Do we really want to change or do we just think about it
Answer: We often think we will change, but we don't act. Change comes when a person takes action.

Question: Do we keep our hearts pure
Answer: We look good on the outside but harbor grudges in our hearts. The real purity is in the heart.

Question: Do we value time or do we just waste it?
Answer: We say time is precious, but we spend it on useless things. The successful are those who manage their time.

Remember, your character is your true identity.

Help others, but don't sacrifice your own self-respect.

Take the difficult path, easy paths are often deceptive.

Practice what you learn, otherwise knowledge becomes a burden

Instead of getting burned by the success of others, improve yourself.

He who wastes time, wastes his life.

Recognize your weaknesses and try to turn them into strengths.

Don't tell your secrets to everyone, not everyone is trustworthy.

Do everything thoughtfully, haste often causes harm.

Question: Do we treat others the way we want to be treated?
Answer: We want respect for ourselves but we fail to give it to others. The real morality is to treat others as you would want them to.

Question: Do we feel the pain of others as much as we do our own?
Answer: We are quick to react to our own pain, but often ignore the pain of others. True humanity is that which understands both equally.