These are excerpts from the author’s book “Deep,” which contains eight of his small books published in the form of Wisdom Literature covering different aspects of life: Facing troublemakers, dealing with pain, personal financial issues, gastronomy, reading, criticizing, inspiring, and feeling always good to go.

Series 7: Inspire.

Inspiration and the Impossible

• There is no impossible inspiration. Inspiration exists to overcome the impossible.

• Inspiration helps you discover that the impossible is often an understanding imposed on you by a special personal circumstance that you can overcome. Motivation through inspiration occurs when you see others go beyond what you consider impossible.

• If you find it difficult to get rid of the illusion of the impossible, inspiration at least should make you work constantly to raise the ceiling of the possible.

• To circumvent the illusion of the impossible, let inspiration help you find alternatives to what you think is impossible.

• Let your past experiences of getting beyond what you viewed as impossible inspire you to move beyond what you still see as impossible.

• The impossible is only adept at obscuring the possible behind it. Let inspiration help you find the possible that hides behind the impossible.

• If you still see that there are impossibilities that cannot be overcome, try not to let that thinking hinder your path, both personally and professionally. Far from looking at the possibility of finding alternatives to these “impossibles”, let the inspiration enrich your life in all other fields at all levels. Don’t let one thing or a few things, whatever they are, stop you from moving forward and enjoying the big life.

• If you insist on believing in the hidden power of the impossible, why shouldn’t you also believe in the hidden secret of the miracle? In fact, your evaluation of both the impossible and the miracle depends on special circumstances you might encounter in certain situations, so that both the impossible and the miracle become part of the normal when those circumstances are gone.

• The impossible achieved by the effect of a miracle with regard to feelings and emotions is no less than the impossible achieved by the effect of a miracle with respect to theoretical and practical ideas and insights.

• Overcoming the impossible is not only learned from those you see as surpassing you in ability or achievements. You also will find great inspiration in the stories of those who missed out on many of the possibilities and abilities that you possess—and that did not prevent them from achieving what seemed impossible.

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Dahab’s books are available on Goodreads and Booktasters are promoting them. This is the link to a trailer on “Damn the Novel,” his first book translated into English.