The council of Ramadan, on its second day, highlighted the significance of human balance in today’s fast-paced world. The engaging discussions during this year’s event focused on societal values and the importance of reconnecting with our inner selves. Titled “The Art of Living Calmly in a Fast-Paced World,” the session provided insights into how to achieve equilibrium amidst chaos, emphasizing the crucial relationship between humanity and modern living.
Awad bin Hasoum Al-Darmaki, the Emirati writer and poet, stated that the session “The Art of Living Calmly in a Fast-Paced World,” held during the second day of the fifteenth edition of the Ramadan council 2026, organized by the Sharjah Press Club under the Sharjah Government Media Bureau in Al Jada, shed light on the importance of rearranging human priorities in light of the accelerating pace of life and restoring the value of details and human relationships in the face of the growing culture of consumption.
In an exclusive statement to “Sharjah 24,” Awad bin Hasoum Al-Darmaki emphasized that the problem does not lie in the pursuit of achievement but in losing the meaning behind it, noting that the fast pace of life has led many to neglect small details and reduce time spent with family and children in a relentless daily race.
Al-Darmaki pointed out that the true value of a person stems from their faith, values, identity, and connection with their family and community, affirming that achieving a conscious balance between these elements grants individuals inner peace and alleviates the urgency that serves no purpose other than succumbing to the culture of consumption.