Timeless Conversations
Timeless Conversations is a thought-provoking production brought to you by Good Tree Institute. This is not your traditional tafsir podcast. Timeless Conversations explores how the Quran speaks to our everyday lives, diving into the ways it nourishes and guides us through our modern-day struggles. We invite you to embark on a personal journey with us and discover how the Quran can enrich your life and provide direction in times of need. Through these Timeless Conversations, we encourage you to be authentic and reflective, allowing the Quran to speak to you meaningfully. We urge our audience to actively participate in the discussions and activities we present, with the hope that it will foster self-awareness and a deeper connection to oneself, others, and the Divine. The Timeless Conversations podcast is not limited to Muslims; it is a platform for all individuals seeking spiritual growth and insight. Join us in these conversations that transcend time and resonate with people from all walks of life. Learn more about Good Tree Institute: goodtreeinstitute.com.
Episodes
The final takeaways for this season’s episodes describing Allah’s path embodied by the prophets and the nature of this path.
Troubleshooting your iman. We address the reasons why iman or believing in Allah, swt, is not prominent and the things that can weaken your iman
Yusuf talks about his past, remembering how he had achieved his success in life.
Yusuf reveals himself to his brothers and confronts them on their past transgressions in a surprising way. What does it look like for you when you finally see what you have done to others? What does it take to forgive those who have hurt you?
In this surah, Allah (SWT) describes Prophet Yaqub as exhibiting “beautiful patience”. What does it mean to have “beautiful patience”? What can we learn from Prophet Yaqub in bringing “beautiful patience” into our lives?
Often times, people find themselves with a persistent trigger of feeling like they are not enough, causing a rehashing of a previously unresolved difficulty or trauma. This episode demonstrates this persistent trigger through the brothers’ reaction to Yaqoob and what we can learn from this in order to break unhealthy cycles.
Reflecting on Prophet Yusuf’s brothers’ path, we discuss what to do when things are not moving in the right direction with your relationship with people around you or with your career path.
In this episode we learn from Prophet Yusuf’s relationship with his brothers how to help ease complicated family dynamics.
In this episode we discuss how to resolve complicated relationships, especially when victimization is involved.
When pursuing and seeking leadership positions or when being in the spotlight, how do you distinguish whether or not you’re not doing that for recognition and fame? How do you avoid falling in such a trap?
In this episode, we discuss the importance of apologizing and admitting mistakes, and the challenge of doing it quickly after the mistake. We discuss the benefits to yourself and the challenge for the one who receives it.
In this episode, we tell the story of Brother Idris and his time in prison.
In this episode, we discuss how to navigate through adversity, when you are actually a victim of external forces.
In this episode, we discuss how to manage situations in which you feel you are stuck with choosing between 2 unfavorable options. Is there a third option to consider that doesn’t require you to compromise on your values?
In this episode, we discuss how once you are forced to admit your mistake, you may begin to justify it. We discuss how to recognize when you begin to justify your mistakes and start owning them.
In this episode, we will discuss how underlying or unresolved issues within marriage may manifest.
How vision and understanding of your values relates to success. How to develop strength and flexibility to navigate your way through challenges.
What to do if the victimization is real and not a matter of perspective, and how to handle the pain/trauma.
What the victim mentality looks like in action, the characteristics of it and how it gets justified.
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