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Introducing myself and my journal: Searching for Sakinah

by Kara-Amena | August 13, 2012 at 3:00 PM

Kara-Amena

Searching for Sakinah - The Spirit of Tranquility

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Introduction

My Passions:
Cross-cultural exchanges, Afghanistan, reading, writing, photography, youth

My Vision for the Future:
Tolerance and mutual-understanding across the globe.

Comments

Dear friend
It’s my pleasure to welcome you. You are now a voice among thousands of voices. I am sure you have a powerful voice to make the world changed.
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From Nepal

Live and Let Live
Usha

Nice to meet you, Usha! And thanks for the welcome message. Looking forward to becoming more active.

~Kara

Welcome to Pulsewire!

I’m so glad and excited to see you in our community! Thanks so much for joining us, you are always free to post to your journal and add comments to others posts too, this is where we can freely contribute for the betterment of women and children all over that world. Please feel free to browse through our group section and post to the groups you decided to join.....On worldpulse everything is free...just be yourself!

Welcome again to our PulseWire Community and I look forward to seeing you more in here!!!

Warm Regards,

Sarvina from Cambodia

Thanks for your kind message, Sarvina. I look forward to becoming a more active member of the PulseWire Community.

Amena Jaan,

You have been very effective and successful to reach your vision. I felt that. You are more actions than words. You did a lot to many people and you brought copious changes for too many people.

Love,

Ali Shahidy

Tashakor Ali Jaan! Let's join hands in this struggle to make the world a better place. Our dreams are the same and if we work together our strength is doubled. I look forward to more of your posts. I hope we can celebrate our accomplishments some day soon. ~Amena

Amena, you have a beautiful name. Just went through your profile, and it seems you have already done a lot to help and support others.

I know you are a kind and beautiful soul.

Would look forward to hear more from you.

Much love,

Mukut Ray

I appreciate your note and your kind words, Mukut. Amena is my Muslim name, meaning trustworthy. I converted to Islam six months ago - so the name is especially meaningful to me as it represents my discovery at the end of a long journey. Thanks for your frequent posts and all that you do on World Pulse. Together we can make a difference.

~Amena

Dear Amena,

First, thank you very much for your thoughtful message on my page, am deeply humbled.

And, in Persian we say ' Khushamadeed ', which is Welcome - so, welcome to World Pulse - your voice shall bring much to the many lives who have lost blood on their tongue to speak ! Your experiences in many countries' shall be a brilliant expression here at World Pulse, one that I truly look forward to reading and collaborating with you on future creative and intelligent mutual projects.
I read above you have converted to Islam - Alhamdullilah dear sister, may Allah's blessings be with you through out your life and the hereafter. It must have taken courage to make a colossal change and I am proud of you for discovering your path. After all, we all belong to the same God and have a purpose in life -- it is to seek the humanness in being a human. for me at least - I am certain you have same pulse as my path after reading your message on my page !

Here is to all of us at World Pulse - may the blood in our veins unite in solidarity for a peaceful and humane world, insha'Allah.

Love & light,
Shaheen

Salaam dear Shaheen,

Are you a Persian speaker? I have been trying to learn Persian. Many of my "children" are Persian-speaking (Dari) and I have a dream of visiting Afghanistan someday, so it's a language that is very dear to me.

I look forward to more of your posts and will visit your blog frequently. You're a beautiful writer and, more importantly, you have the heart and soul of a compassionate warrior. May we all join hands in our efforts to end the hatred and violence.

Qatra qatra darya mesha - many drops make a river.

~Amena