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Tuesday, May 13, 2025

From Heart to Life – The Journey of Building a Meaningful Connection (Part 02)

From Heart to Life – The Journey of Building a Meaningful Connection


When the intoxication of the screen begins to fade away, one feels an empty pan – as if a person is falling asleep, but there is no new society in its place. This empty pan is actually a sign of starting a new journey. People often say, “What do you do if there is no phone?” This question basically tells us how much our real life has gone into the background. Freedom from social media is not just a digital detox – it is a process of emotional reconnection. In this part we will understand how we can learn to live again with our hearts, friends, and the world – without the filter of the screen. When a person consumes any drug, at first his space seems empty, but with time that empty space is filled with a new purpose, new relationships and new emotions. The name of this transformation is: step from digital to real life.


This part is the new beginning of our journey where we are not just getting lost through the screen, rather we are getting to meet the real smile of life, the real loneliness and the real peace again. Here we are leaving the virtual world of social media and taking steps towards a real, colorful world.


Real Connection Magic –Those Who Thrive on Likes Alone

Today's man is living in a strange contradiction. There are thousands of followers online, but I am lonely in real life. Likes are received every day, emojis are distributed, but when there is pain no one puts a hand to the screen. Social media has not allowed us to do networking, but we have wanted real bonding. We are connected online, but emotionally disconnected. This loneliness is felt even more when you need someone close to you, but everyone just seems to be "busy" or "seen". When you meet someone from the heart, you understand that the human touch, the twinkle of the eyes, and the wordless expression of emotion are much deeper than any digital interaction.


The real color of a relationship happens in a moment when you meet someone without any reason. Without any lens, without any filter. That meeting place, holding someone's hand, seeing someone's smile, or just being with them in silence can be therapeutic for you. Emotional healing doesn't happen from a video or a motivational quote – it happens only from the feeling of compassion seen in someone's eyes. When you listen to someone without judgment, you yourself feel completely at peace.

The best cure for this disconnect is – real meetings with real people. Fix a time in your schedule when you can just meet a close friend or family member – without the phone. Looking into the eyes and talking without using emojis – these are the connections that naturally reduce depression and anxiety. In every meeting there is a new light, a new peace – which cannot be found through any algorithm. When you start listening to someone, you start listening to  yourself. The real beauty of life lies in relationships – one who does not look at the screen, can understand by sitting in front of him.



Rewire Your Mind – Train Your Emotions Again

The brain is being diverted from addictive dopamine to relaxing serotonin and oxytocin. These chemicals are activated when you spend time in nature, help someone, or feel grateful for a moment. The trap of Dopamine is that it gives you quick reward, but its drug is addictive. This kind of stimulation makes you want something new, something exciting every time – which ultimately leads to burnout and stress. But those happy hormones are sustainable – those that create a long-term feeling of happiness and balance in your body.

Include a few practices in your daily routine that will naturally balance your emotions:

  • Gratitude journaling: Every night, write down 3 things you are grateful for – this will help you focus on positivity, and the little beauties of life will start appearing in front of you. This practice rewires your mind so that it focuses more on the positive than the negative.

  • Nature walk: Walk for 10-15 minutes in the morning in a park without your phone, feel every tree, every flower – because every leaf gives the meaning of life. This walk has not only helped you, it has also given you a new perspective.

  • Meditation or remembering: Just focus on the breath for 5-10 minutes, or spend time in some peaceful zikr – it calms your mind, connects you to your inner self. This means your thought patterns gradually become positive and peaceful.

  • Creative hobbies: Painting, writing, gardening – anything that comes out of the screen, and makes you feel alive while walking. Creativity is the outlet that connects man to his soul. When you create something for yourself, it gives you a self-worth that doesn't come from likes.

  • Volunteering: Do some charity or help work – When you help someone else, you forget your sorrow. Happiness deepens when it is not limited to you only. When you strive for someone else, you give your emotions a new destination.


Digital Freedom Lifestyle – Creating a New System

Unless you make a new order in your life, you will slip back into your old habits. Willpower is a new beginning, but structure is essential for long-term change. Therefore it is important that you create a "Digital Freedom Framework" which becomes a part of your life. Every change starts with a decision, but to implement it in life, there needs to be a system in place.

  1. Morning Rule – Stay away from the phone for at least 1 hour before breakfast in the morning. Keep the first moment for yourself, not for the world to see. When the day begins with self-awareness, the tone of the entire day is set.

  2. Night Rule – Block the screen 1 hour before sleeping. During this time, read a book, pray, or spend time with a close person. This time cleanses your subconscious.

  3. Focus Blocks – Spend 2 hours every day without the phone doing some meaningful work – writing, listening, teaching, or just meeting yourself. Focused time is the source of productivity and clarity.

  4. Weekend Detox – Keep one day full screen-free every week – only with the real world. In this one day you will recharge again. Life feels good again.

  5. App Cleanup – Keep only essential apps, delete or hide the rest – digital space also brings mental clarity. Every app is a door – see which door should remain open.

  6. Notification Turn off – Every app's notifications off, only calls and SMS on – so that your mind is not disturbed again and again. Every beep is a distraction. Every silence is a comfort.

  7. Mindful Use – When you open the app, your intention should be clear, so as not to get bored – “Why am I still there?” Let us ask these questions. Every click is a decision – its reason must be understood.


Mindset Shift – Zindagi is just a matter of seeing, it is a matter of living.

The biggest change is in mindset – when you understand that life is not about watching someone else's story, but about writing your own story. When you start being happy with yourself instead of likes and shares, then you feel real freedom. The aim of life is not just to entertain, but to engage deeply. Build new relationships with your emotions. Write your story. It is better to feel your life than to see someone else's life. Feeling every moment, living every moment – ​​this is real life.


When you understand that life is not a wait for someone to feed but rather it is a dynamic and layered story, then you make every moment count. This change of mindset teaches you the skill of feeling great sadness in every little happiness.


  • Wait for part 03
    see you soon 
                                                         In the preservance of God

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