Afghan Radio - Sound of Life

Teaching teenagers responsibility is the key to independence, increasing self-confidence, and ensuring success in their future lives. This skill moves them from dependence to independence and helps them develop a purposeful and capable personality. Responsibility means that the young person understands that their life does not happen by chance. Every decision, every action, and even every laziness today creates their tomorrow. A responsible young person is someone who takes their studies seriously, respects time, helps their family, and even treats their friends carefully. They understand that success is not just the result of talent, but also the result of discipline, perseverance, and the right choices made daily. A responsible young person thinks about the consequences of their behaviour on themselves and others before doing anything. They do not make excuses and accept their mistakes, because they know that accepting mistakes is the first step to growth.

If a joke is healthy, it cheers up the atmosphere, but when it involves mocking, belittling, or laughing at the weaknesses of others, it is no longer a joke; it becomes psychological abuse. A mocking joke is laughing at someone's appearance, manner of speaking, mistakes, poverty, accent, or problems. Sometimes young people target someone in order to make people laugh. They may say, "We were just joking!" But for the other party, this joke is a real wound. When a young person is repeatedly mocked, he begins to believe that he is truly worthless. This false belief greatly reduces his self-confidence and can even destroy his motivation to work hard in school, work, or social relationships. Those who are repeatedly mocked are more likely to suffer from anxiety, depression, and loneliness.

To play with emotions is when someone intentionally or irresponsibly takes another person’s feelings of love, affection, or trust seriously and uses them for their own personal gain. The result is often heartbreak, loss of trust, and deep emotional wounds. In short, to play with emotions is to use a person’s heart without respect, honesty, or responsibility. Human emotions are no small thing. God created us with sensitive hearts. When we play with someone’s emotions, we are irresponsibly playing with a very precious part of their being.

Being social does not mean being constantly in a group; it is a communication skill. This characteristic includes the ability to interact effectively, build lasting relationships, and understand others, which plays an important role in mental health, career success, and quality of life. Because humans are inherently social creatures. God created us to connect with others. When a young person is in a healthy group, they feel a sense of belonging. They feel seen, heard, and valued. This is very important for personal development. In a group, a young person learns how to speak, how to listen, how to respect, and how to manage disagreements. In a group, a young person gets the opportunity to practise social skills such as cooperation, responsibility, and problem solving in a practical way. Being with others makes a person's mindset more open and learns to understand different points of view.

Youth dropout and non-education have serious and long-term consequences for the future of the individual and society, which in short include severe job limitations, vulnerability to economic poverty, and an increased risk of engaging in social harm. Loss of job opportunities and reduced income: Young people without education usually turn to low-level, low-income jobs. Leaving educational environments can lead to feelings of failure, isolation, depression, and in more severe cases, a tendency to engage in risky behaviours. Especially for girls, dropping out of school is often associated with early marriage and accepting heavy responsibilities at a young age. People who drop out of school usually have difficulty meeting their living expenses in adulthood and pass this situation of poverty on to future generations. Not getting an education causes society and communities to lag behind.

Willpower is the inner strength and ability to make conscious decisions, resist temptations, control desires, and pursue goals. This mental trait allows you to balance short-term desires with your long-term goals. Willpower is not a fixed genetic trait, but rather works like a muscle. This ability may be depleted throughout the day by repeated decision-making, stress, and fatigue, but it can be strengthened and cultivated through practise and personal discipline. Willpower is built with small daily decisions, not with big one-day slogans.

Guilt and conscience are natural reactions of our internal moral system, which make us aware of our mistakes by creating feelings of regret and anxiety. The way out of this unrest is a combination of accepting responsibility, correcting our behaviour, and forgiving ourselves, which leads to the restoration of psychological peace. God created man with a conscience, an inner voice that distinguishes between right and wrong. When we sin, our conscience sounds like an alarm. An uneasy conscience is like a red light in a car; it indicates that something is not right. If we pay attention to it, it will put us back on the right path.

Leave everything in the hands of the Heavenly Father, Almighty God; this is a balm for all you wounded. Yes, for those who surrender to God, there is no end; but a new beginning!! I wish that this programme will bring you to the end of your suffering and wounds, and that every end in your life will be a new beginning full of blessings and healing. But if you think that wounds have no end, know that divine healing is also endless. In conclusion, my dear listener, I agree with the apostle Paul who wrote in the book of Philippians. “Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honourable, whatever is right, whatever is lovely, whatever is virtuous, whatever is excellent, and whatever is praiseworthy, think about these things. 9 Whatever you have learned from me or received from me or heard or seen in me, practise these things, and the God of peace will be with you.” My prayer for all of you dear ones is that we, like Jesus Christ, surrender everything to our Heavenly Father. Because He is omnipotent and knows everything. Let us surrender to Him and leave our lives alive in the healing hands of God. Let us also surrender to Him the wounds and those who have wounded us, and the vengeance and judgement. In all your endeavours in life, let us give everything into His safe and secure hands. I surrender my spirit, body, and soul to You.

Friendship with books and storytelling is the golden key to developing creativity and strengthening language skills that creates a deep emotional bond between you and your children. With storytelling, reading is no longer a chore or a chore, but rather an enjoyable pastime and shared adventure. Reading helps us expand our knowledge and broaden our horizons. Books are the food of the human soul. Just as our bodies need food, our souls and minds also need knowledge and wisdom. Books are the best friends that help us expand our knowledge.

Saving water means using this vital resource wisely and purposefully. By taking simple steps and changing some daily habits, we can minimise water waste, protect the environment, and save on water diversion costs. Don't use too much water when washing your hands and face. Don't use too much water when watering your flowers and garden. Water is the best gift that God has provided for you and us.