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He shoots, he scores, and the crowd goes wild.

Have you ever seen thousands of people packed into a stadium for a big game?

Think about how the crowd watches intently, cheering and booing in response to every move

of the players on the field or on the court.

And when something remarkable happens, like that last minute buzzer beating shot, they

erupt in elation chanting your name. It's every kid's dream, right? Whether you're shooting

imaginary game-winning shots in an empty gym, or wishing you were rich and famous, or growing up addicted to social media,

watching your post rack up likes and comments for validation.

It's always somehow about attention.

We're wired to crave it.

Think about this common theme in therapy.

I want to be seen. I want to be seen. I want to be heard.

I want to be felt. But by who and how? What if I told you that you already have an audience

that no stadium, no movie screen, no social media following could ever rival.

Everything is watching you, above you, around you, below you, beyond you, beyond you.

Your soul commands an audience of millions and billions of creatures, and your whole world is actually just a stage.

Perhaps you can't perceive the commentary because you can't see your audience.

And that's because you're human and you're still in dunya.

Our perception as human beings is actually very limited compared to the creation around us.

Think about an eagle that can see eight times better than us, meaning they could see a rabbit from three kilometers away.

You have bees that can see an ultraviolet light, which means they can see patterns on flowers that we don't even know exist.

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