İnsan kaderini gerçekten değiştirebilir mi? Hasan Kerim Güç anlatıyor.

Cansu Canan's guest this week is Hasan Kerim Güç. Can fate truly change, or are we merely living a script that has already been written? This episode explores fate, free will, and a person's stance towards life from a Sufi perspective. The difference between unchangeable and changeable fate, how the meaning a person gives to their experiences shapes their life, and the question "If life is a film, what is our role?" are discussed with striking examples. The episode explains how the heart functions like a receiver, but how this connection weakens amidst the noise of life; the fine line between prayer, free will, destiny, and a person's inner world is also explored in depth. Perhaps the issue isn't changing fate, but how you live it... like a horror film or a comedy? Questions discussed in this episode: Can a person truly change their fate? - What is the difference between unchangeable and changeable fate? - Does a person talk about their fate, or does what they talk about shape their fate? - If life is truly a film, what can we change in this film? - Why does the heart constantly change, and how can a defiled heart be cleansed? - What does it mean to pray but not receive a response? - Does asking truly come from God? - Does asking "Why did this happen to me?" hold a person back? - In the fight against evil, should one fight the individual or the system? - Is forgiveness always the right thing to do, or is it a matter of level of understanding?