Life in the blink of an eye

I panicked and I said in my panic, "I want to stop. It's not my business.

I panicked and I said in my panic, "I want to stop. It's not my business." He said, "Why." I said, "Mr. "I repeated the saying of Hazrat Ali (AS) in which the Lion of God had said that too much preoccupation eats away at the emotions of man," he said. "But all this preoccupation is productive and positive." "People's economic, psychological and informational lives are changing and such a preoccupation will not fix the step-down."

I said, "But sir, this is more than my time. My nerves can't handle that much." He laughed and asked, "Are all your limbs working?" I said, "Alhamdulillah." "I'm fine physically. I also exercise for an hour every day," he said. "Then compare yourself to Jeans Dominic Bobby." He did not let this burden fall under his eyelids. You told this story to me. 

Allah Almighty has given you a healthy body to carry the burden of life when he had only one eyelid. Are you better or he? ”He paused and said again,“ You tell Bobby's story again today, but you will hear the story yourself today. ”

I thought for a moment and then said, "Jeans Dominic Bobby was a French journalist. He was born on April 23, 1952. He was educated. He became a journalist and started working." Became the Editor-in-Chief of the popular fashion magazine "Eli". "It was the height of his career." No, he lived a contented life with his wife Seleni and two children. He worked five days a week and spent two days off with his wife and children.

On Fridays and Saturdays, they would go out on the countryside, camp, play the violin in the open poles and in the woods, and lie down by the lakes and canals and talk to the midnight moon. He used to sit on the shores of lakes and throw pebbles in the water and watch the moon change over the waves for a long time. 

Bobby would eat in restaurants on weekends, dance in theaters and Paris. He also loved jogging in the gardens. He was also fond of theaters and movies and he was also very interested in the changes in fashion but then a strange thing happened.

On December 8, 1995, he tried to get up from his chair but his body left him. He went into the nation. He was taken away but he had become a vegetable. His lungs were collecting oxygen. His heart was pumping blood and this blood was also circulating in his body but his senses had responded. He was in a deep sleep well. 

Bobby was on a vanity liter and was being fed through a tube. Doctors were trying to wake him up. Twenty days later, his eyes were opened. It is a type of paralysis in which the whole body except the patient's brain is paralyzed.

Bobby's whole body was paralyzed. He could move, he could not speak, he could not eat, he could not touch. It was a terrible kind of disability. Bobby's sense of hearing returned. He could hear now and a few days later his left eyesight and eyelid movement returned. 

Now Bobby's physical condition was something like this. He could see with his left eye and express his likes and dislikes in the blink of an eye. 'Bobby's life was now standing in a blink of an eye.' What a difficult task.

Bobby wanted to write a book that would keep his name for the rest of the world, but after his disability, this wish could not be fulfilled. However, Bobby had the courage, so he decided to write a book in the blink of an eye. 

During this time she invented a way of communicating with him. She would ask Bobby questions and what Bobby blinked meant yes and what he didn't blink meant denied. "His wife decided to help him write the book. He hired an assistant. This assistant would take a typewriter and sit in front of Bobby."

Assistant A to Z spoke the alphabet. Bobby's wife would look at Bobby's eyelid and they would type the letter on which he blinked. In the blink of an eye, the letter was also typed. These letters would gradually become words and the words would become sentences after a while. These people would write a book for four hours a day. This exercise would continue for a year. I would complete a word and it blinked 200,000 times a year.

The book was completed in 1997 and its first edition hit the market on March 6, 1997. It sold 25,000 copies on the first day, sold 1.5 million copies a week, and a month later became Europe's best-seller. The book has sold millions of people to this day. People are amazed at its courage and approach. It is the only book in the world that was written in the blink of an eye. And Bobby proved that if you have a blink of an eye, you can do even better. ”I fell silent.

He smiled and said, "But you didn't tell me anything more about Bobby." I came, put the book in front of Bobby's living eye, and shouted, "Bobby, you've succeeded. Your name will always be in the world." Bobby's live eyelid began to dance. His wife felt he was blinking his applause at his success.

His wife also started clapping. Bobby's soul flew out of the cage to the sound of applause. He passed away on March 9, 1997, just three days after the book was published. Was alive for the completion of "I fell silent.

They said, "Now compare yourself to Bobby. The Almighty has perfected you. All the parts of your body are working. You are running and living a dynamic life. Wherever you want to go, you get up and put on your shoes." You can taste everything in the world from water to apples and from mangoes to potatoes and you can feel the warmth of life from every single tissue of your body. 

You are raindrops. You can count and feel the scattered rays of the sun to your right and left. All the moons of your life are there and all the flavors and fragrances of your life are alive but you want to step down justifying your engagement. You want to "go up". Who in the world is more foolish than you, incompetent and a disbeliever of blessings?

He said, "Peace be upon the soul of man." If he maintains his courage and fortitude, he can carry the burden of a lifetime in an instant. 'Be ashamed, be courageous, be courageous, and be thankful to Allah, He has given life to each and every one of your hairs.' "Give thanks and move on. Engagement is a blessing, not a torment."