Being precise, real happiness is nothing but an investment for the future and a beautiful hope in the present. — Bisma Masood Jatoi, Dialogue with Diary Copy Share WhatsApp
by Bisma Masood Jatoi
Non-Fiction · 186 pages
“Need is the creation of that healthy contact among body and soul that would survive all your promises of life and death, of happiness and sadness.”
“The sole established idea for the state of happiness is that happy people ooze energy, always keep smiling and are full of joy and ecstasy.”
“Perhaps, happiness is nothing but the ability to abandon desires at the right time.”
Bisma is a career civil servant of Pakistan, with a Major in English literature, and has served as a Youth Representative with the United Nations Development Programme. She has published three book…
“Even as "the grass is no longer green," hope persists, guiding us through the darkest hours.”
“Culture and social change are closely interconnected processes that shape the life and development of rural society.”
“After he reaches the knowledge that his soul is not subject to corruption, he wants to know what happens to it after it departs from the body.”
“Illness is a pause you don’t choose, one that strips away noise until all that remains is you and the bare truth of how you’re carrying your life.”
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