After my exam today, I came home and tried to rest. I picked up my phone and started scrolling through reels. One reel caught my attention. It was from a podcast. The interviewer asked, “Are you happy?” and the guest said something that stayed with me: “I’m not searching for happiness. I’m searching for peace. Where there is happiness, there is sadness. If something can rise, it must fall. If you can gain something, you can lose something. I stopped chasing happiness. What truly matters to me is peace.” I kept thinking about this because I didn’t fully understand it. For me, happiness always felt like peace. When I’m happy, I stay away from tension and stress. Happiness makes everything feel light for a while. But the guest was right. Happiness and sadness come and go. So now I’m asking myself a few things: What is peace in real life? Could you please tell me what does peace mean to you? Have you found your own peace? If yes, how? Because I’m still trying to understand the difference between happiness and peace, and how someone can reach a point where their peace does not depend on people, moments, or results. @Haroon Khalil I would really value your thoughts on this. You always explain things with clarity, and your guidance might help me understand this better.

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Assalamoalaikum Some students are saying introduce yourself so I am 45 years old widow women after my husbands death i saw haroon podcast it motivated me a lot and joined the community I am Bsc but new in freelancing because I was the house wife. So I request all of you please guide me thank you

I wanted to ask for guidance: if someone is busy with papers or other work, is it okay to watch the courses slowly at their own pace? I’m currently not able to give a lot of time, so I wanted to confirm if watching the sessions whenever I’m free is acceptable or if it’s mandatory to follow the fast pace.