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Wisdom by Turkish Psychiatrist Philosopher Professor Erol Göka

Envy, greed and avarice do not suit the human being; it makes those who talk about the heart, mercy and compassion become dishonest.
There is a huge difference between believing, faith and assuming that the only true believer is himself and his likenesses (appropriating the truth). However, the fanatic, who has built his life on prejudices and cursing those who are not like him, has no way of seeing this difference.
Shah Hatayi‘s saying “I have a problem, I can’t change for a thousand cures” is not just a mystical understanding, it is the basic fact of our existence. Being human condemns us to a life affliction, trouble, and worry. We have to constantly work and strive for certain goals.
We buried our Mevlana, we came to our work. There is no better teacher than death, what did you I learn from this death as a doctor, this is the following: We say that the flood goes away, the sand remains, here are “the memories glued to our hearts with love…” “If human dies, the skin dies, souls are not dead”, “lovers don’t die”, I understood!
While psychoanalysts pondered the psychology of the abject, they limited the field to the issue of ‘what we call disgusting’. However, what we really need to think about is why some people deliberately try to be “disgusting” in the eyes of people…
Man is a part of his homeland that he has internalized and made himself; Wherever he goes, he takes his homeland with him. It is true, but still, when he is separated from his homeland, he burns with longing, just as he misses his mother, father, brother, friend, loved one even though he lives in his love.
The familiarity relationship with the environment we live in creates their identity together with our identity and we define ourselves and our identity with them. Space, which has become a part of our lives, gradually turns into our second body. Homeland, in a way, is the environment within us.
Environmental psychology studies show that the space and community lives we live in are not free from emotional investments. Starting from our birth, we invest our emotions in our own body, in the things we love, in people, things. What we call “I” is the sum of them.
It is best to be patient and understanding with young people, while drawing clear boundaries and showing a consistent example in the moral principles advocated. If we constantly humiliate and push young people away, we will do nothing but fog up our future.
Those who know me know how fierce my anger is, especially in the face of injustice and irresponsibility. If we often put our kindness before our anger here, it is not because we are “manly kind” as it is said in Denizli. Our concern is not to set a bad example for our youth, not to hurt them.
“What really makes me wonder is why the world has come to be the way it is, what human material has brought us so much trouble? Only the reasons for the passion for prosperity, the desire for unlimited growth, the temperament; What happens to our people who don’t give up on worldly goods?” (1989)
While the visions on the world picture and the unscrupulousness we see increase the anxiety for the future of humanity, it also shows that new concepts are needed to explain the landscape. For example, we need a concept like “the virtuous super ego”. They have no morals but some have rules
There is only a four-point difference between “death” (ölüm) and “being” (olum). Every “being” is also “dead”. That’s why it is said, “There is no cure for the one who has died”.

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Haset, açgözlülük ve tamahkarlık, insan olan kimseye yakışmaz; kalpten, rahmetten, merhametten söz edenleri ise sahtekar durumuna düşürür.
İnanmak, iman etmek ile tek ve en doğru inananın kendisi ve tıpkı benzerleri olduğunu sanmak (hakikati temellük etmek) arasında dağlar kadar fark var. Ne ki hayatını önyargıları ve kendisi gibi olmayanı lanetlemek üzerine kurmuş fanatiğin bu farkı görmesine imkan yok.
Şah Hatayi’nin “Bir derdim var bin dermana değişmem” deyişi, sadece tasavvufi bir idrak değil, varoluşumuzun temel gerçeği. İnsan olmamız bizi bir hayat gailesine, derde, tasaya mahkûm ediyor. Belli amaçlar uğruna mütemadiyen çalışıp çabalamak zorundayız.
Mevlana’mızı toprağa verdik, geldik işimizin başına. Ölümden iyi öğretmen yok, sen ne öğrendin bu ölümden doktor derseniz, şudur: Sel gider kum kalır diyoruz ya, işte o kumlar sevgiyle kalbimize raptolmuş hatıralar…”Ölürse ten ölür, canlar ölesi değil”, “aşıklar ölmez”, anladım!
Psikanalistler, iğrencin psikolojisi üzerine kafa yorarken alanı “neye iğrenç dediğimiz” konusuyla sınırladılar. Oysa asıl düşünmemiz gereken, bazılarının niye insanların gözünde bilerek isteyerek “iğrenç” olmaya çalıştıkları…
İnsan, içselleştirdiği, kendinin kıldığı vatanının bir parçasıdır; nereye gitse birlikte vatanını da götürür. Doğru ama yine de vatanından ayrı kaldığında özlemiyle yanar, tıpkı sevgisinin içinde yaşadığı halde anasını, babasını, kardeşini, dostunu, sevdiğini özlediği gibi özler.
Yaşadığımız çevre ile aşinalık ilişkisi, onların kimliğini bizim kimliğimizle birlikte oluşturur ve benliğimizi, kimliğimizi onlarla tanımlarız. Hayatımızın bir parçası haline gelmiş olan mekân, giderek adeta ikinci bedenimiz hâline dönüşür. Vatan bir bakıma içimizdeki çevredir.
Çevre psikolojisi çalışmaları göstermektedir ki içinde yaşadığımız mekân ve topluluk yaşantıları da duygusal yatırımlardan arî değildir. Doğumumuzdan başlayarak duygularımızı kendi bedenimize, sevdiğimiz varlıklara, insanlara, eşyaya yatırırız. “Ben” dediğimiz onların toplamıdır.
Gençlere karşı sabırlı ve anlayışlı olmak ama bu arada sınırları net olarak çizmek ve savunulan ahlaki ilkelerde tutarlı bir örneklik göstermek en iyi yoldur. Gençleri sürekli aşağılayıp itip kakarsak geleceğimizi sislendirmekten başka bir şey yapmış olmayız.
Beni tanıyanlar özellikle adaletsizlik ve sorumsuzluk karşısında ne şedid bir öfkem olduğunu bilirler. Burada çoğu zaman nezaketimizi öfkemizin önüne geçiriyorsak sebebi bizim Denizli’de dendiği gibi “uyuz kibar” olmamız değil. Derdimiz gençlerimize kötü örnek olmamak, incitmemek
“Beni asıl düşündüren dünyanın neden bu hale geldiği, hangi insan malzemesinin başımıza bunca belayı getirdiği? Yalnızca refah tutkusunun, sınırsız büyüme arzusunun, maymun iştahlılığın nedenleri; dünya malına yüz vermeyen insanımıza ne olduğu?”(1989)
Dünya tablosu üzerine tasavvurlar ve gördüğümüz vicdansızlıklar, insanlığın geleceği adına kaygıyı artırırken, manzarayı izah için yeni kavramlara ihtiyaç olduğunu da gösteriyor. ”Erdemsiz süper ego” gibi bir kavram lazım mesela. Hiçbir ahlaki değeri yok ama kuralları var bazısının
“Ölüm” ile “olum” arasında dört noktalık bir fark var sadece. Her ” olan” aynı zamanda “ölen”dir. İşte bu yüzden “Olmuşla ölmüşe çare yoktur” denilir.

India Memories by a Turkish Visitor

Thank you, Mr. Levent. Me and my wife were in Mumbai (New York) in Locknow, Uttar Pradesh in New Delhi, in the Golden Triangle (3 cities) in Chennai in Trivandrum. We identified how everything changed from North to South.
We admired the Gavali muslim Indian music, the dishes made with coconut milk in the South, the faces that greet us every time they see us. We spent the night at the Back Water Lake in Kerala on big boats with special beds and cooks, and we returned with unforgettable memories.
Unfortunately, we also saw the new music and clothing lifestyle of Bolywood in the name of westernization. Our idols were Nergis and Raj Kapoor music and songs. Aware Hu movie and music had been circulating in the languages ​​of the Turkish people 60 years ago when Bolywood was absent. Wet wipes are still in our minds.
I had an accident in the lab 3 years ago and hot solvent vapor touched my right eye. The eye closed and the vision dropped to 10 percent. While resting at bed, I decided to move to a retreat home called ashrom and the Indians specially for bed. Cell worked.
Now I look at myself with the enlightened eye. I can see many things at the same time while looking at the nature.
Greetings and love.
Sent: Wednesday, July 22, 2020

Power of Turkish Language

You were asked a question when you won the competition in Babylon in 1987. What did you say, “What is your favorite language?” he asked.

Prof. Dr. Johan Vandewalle replied, “The language I love and admire the most is Turkish. At that time I knew 22 languages, now I have learned about 50 languages ​​and my answer is always the same. After learning languages ​​with very different systems, the language that I still admire the most, the language that I find most logical and mathematical is Turkish.”

Prof. Dr. Johan Vandewalle stated that his interest in Turkish started at the age of 13 when he traveled to Turkey with his family.

He stated that he was impressed by the hospitality of the Turks during his visits and that he started researches on Turkish on this occasion.

Stating that he was amazed by the grammar of the Turkish language in these studies, he emphasized that he spent a lot of effort to learn Turkish at the most advanced level.

He added that he learned Turkish at an advanced level in a short time, and that he was not content with it and started researching on other Turkish dialects.

Vandewalle stated that she learned French, German and English in her primary and high school life along with her mother tongue Dutch, adding that she added many languages ​​to her literature in a short time.

The Power of Turkish Language

Many linguists around the world have made such excellent recipes for Turkish that it is impossible not to be proud.

Max Müller (1823 – 1900) describes Turkish as follows in his work “The Science of Language”

“Even reading a Turkish grammar is a real pleasure, even if he hasn’t had the slightest desire to speak and write Turkish. Those who hear the skillful style in the mods, the compliance with the rules that dominate all the shots, the transparency seen throughout the productions, the marvelous power of the human intelligence that shines in the language will not fail to be amazed. This is such a grammar that we can watch the inner formations of thought in it, just as we can watch the formation of honeycombs in a crystal… The grammatical rules of the Turkish language are so orderly and flawless that a committee of linguists, an academy, approves this language. It is possible to think that it is a language made with consciousness.

Prof. David Cuthell used the following expressions: “I know many foreign languages. Among these languages, Turkish is such a different language that it is as if a hundred high mathematics professors came together to create Turkish. A dozen words are produced from one root. The meaning changes according to the sound harmony. Turkish is such a language that it is a language of emotion, thought, logic and philosophy in itself.”

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Ömür Öztürk, Turkish Best Seller Sufi Author

Dervish Consolation Collection
99 Consolations from East to West
Mecit Omur Ozturk

It will be a pleasure for qualified readers to discover the Derviş’s Consolation Collection, which I recommend to my clients and receive very productive feedback, before it has taken its place at the top of the bibliotherapy lists of the future.”
-Expert Psychologist İsmail Kılınç

The dervish, who has gone through sad days, stops on an island in the world of dreams. What he sees is miraculous. Prophets, saints, scholars and philosophers are sitting in a circle and apparently waiting for someone. Dervish stops to wait with them, but it doesn’t take long for him to realize that he is the main guest. He sits in the place shown to him in the middle of the ring and begins to listen to this luminous assembly, which will give consolation to all his sorrows.

Many heart doctors from Abdulkadir Geylani to Yunus Emre, from Imam Ghazali to Mevlana and Ibn Arabi on one side of the ring… On the other side of the ring, lovers of wisdom such as Socrates, Hegel, Kant, Kierkegaard, Spinoza and Schopenhauer... On the other hand, the pen connoisseur from Geothe to Gibran, from Tanpınar to Dostoyevsky, from Sadi Shirazi to Rilke and Proust, trying to relieve their pain in the magical world of words…

This ring of consolation is so wide that it seems that there is no sorrow that it cannot relieve, no pain that it cannot weaken, no trouble that it cannot make love. Words follow words, narratives follow narratives, consolations follow consolations. When the dervish awoke, not only did the sun rise, he also emerged from his inner darkness to the light.

Derviş’s Consolation Collection is a work that generously conveys the consolation accumulation that the east and the west have created over thousands of years to the wounded hearts. Consolation is not meant to numb the mind through thoughts, but to awaken the mind that chooses to sleep in the face of pain… Bringing together the ancient masters of consolation and the hearts in need of consolation is the reason for this book’s existence!

 

Wisdom Vocabulary by Polymath Ismail Hakki Aydin

Science is a collection of collective data.
Worship and abundance are the product of movement.
One side of the poets has always remained children.
Intellectual owes his light to the darkness of his surroundings.
Although we do not have a cure for death, immortality is in our hands.
In order not to spend life in sleep and not to dream, it is necessary to always stay awake!
Slavery to virtuous ideas is Freedom.
As I don’t understand myself, how can you understand me!
The flock of sheep creates its own wolf.
Man’s style and clothing is the manifestation of his literature.

 

Proverbial Wisdom of Polymath Ismail Hakki Aydin

We must show mercy to ourselves before others!
Forgetfulness is the greatest insatiable abyss.
The beauty of beauty is hidden in secrecy.
To face ourselves, we have to look at our shadow.
I fear that what I think I’ve led astray will eventually lead me astray.
Devotion and power bring both friends and foes…
Little people always pass through small doors.
I can’t shine because I’m afraid of igniting.
Every society is the product of the culture it deserves and produces.
To make sense of life, if you haven’t won a friend, at least make an enemy!

Leaving Istanbul and Returning back to hometown village in Eastern Turkey

 

Wisdom Proverbs from Polymath Ismail Hakki Aydin

Everyone is ignorant of himself and his religion.
If you are prepared for this world from the moment you are born, you will be prepared for the next world without the need for any other preparation!
Working for this realm is preparation for the next realm.
The blacksmith, who could not get rid of his apprenticeship, looks for an engineer to work in his shop!
One should not sacrifice the generation to the self, the conflict to slander and sedition, and the reduction and interpretation to the accusation!
He who is not crazy cannot be wise!
Freedom is the child of critical thinking.
Science does not accept humility, art does not accept!
To be a good student, you must first be a good teacher!
The way to learn is through teaching.