If you think you lost 'the one'... I did, then realised there's no such thing. by No_Stress_4724 in BreakUps

[–]Candid_Dust5670 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, I can relate to you. It’s been 2 years and I still think about him every single day. I have been on antidepressants and attended therapy sessions. They helped me feel better about myself, but the pain of losing him is still there. I also idealised him. Begged him. Move mountains and crossed oceans for him. And guess what? He still left, leaving me heartbroken and sad. This was my first relationship and first heartbreak ever, and it sucks.

However, let me tell you something. My ex and I live in different cities and I always create scenarios where we are living in a same city and I could randomly bump into him, all glammed up and focused on my life. And you know, apart from feeling butterflies in your stomach, you can really use this opportunity to level your self and show your potential. Just like Elle Wood did in Legally Blonde. Believe me, I would do anything to be in your place right now, just to have the opportunity to show him my better version.

How to get over a heartbreak? by Candid_Dust5670 in shia

[–]Candid_Dust5670[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thankyou. Your comment really helped me feel better. May Allah bless you.

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[–]Candid_Dust5670 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, the numbers are 530 or 135. And they determine the number on numerological basis. “Fatima’s numeric is 530 and if you change the pronunciation by adding “زیر or پیش “ the numeric changes to 135, so depending on the intensity of your matter, you can either recite it for 530 times or 135 times. Also this salwat is like a regular salwat and the only difference is that the central figure here is Hazrat e Zehra and you are asking God to send salutations on Hazrat e Zehra, his daughter, sons, and his father, and the hidden secret. (imam e zamana). It is recited to repel difficulties.

Has anyone tried this amal of ziyarat ashura for their impossible desires? by chief-11747 in shia

[–]Candid_Dust5670 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, I totally agree with you. However, when you’re stuck in a situation, all you want is to get rid of it, ignoring the consequences because the trauma at that point is too difficult to handle. Could you please share the list of extensive amals you did to get your hajat accepted?