How Roots Millennium Made Me a Better Human

Back in 2014, I have had people telling me not to join Roots Millennium Schools. I always joined the side that was "badnaam-e-zamanah" and at that time, that institute was Roots. 

Now talking about Roots, we are not only mentioning Roots Millennium but we also should talk a bit about Roots IVY and MIUC too, as they are inter-related by strong, deep and emotional famililial ties.

However, coming back to the subject matter, I'd like to clarify that this essay/post/article of mine has nothing whatsoever to do with myself degrading other institutes as the topic here is to write solely about Roots Millennium Schools (a second home of mine back in 2017).

Moreover, back in 2014, I was under the impression that he who joins Roots becomes either a "drug-addict", or an adulterer, which was not the norm in 2014 in general. 

I also tend to follow the political ideology of Imran Khan Niazi at that time - as he was extremely popular and had had a very charismatic political and emotional affect on all of the citizens of Pakistan. Sadly for him, and fortunately for Pakistan, the current govermment model is what suits best in the affairs of Islamic Republic of Pakistan. He should make good with the current government of Pakistan, for the sake of the stability of Pakistan. 

My political idol has always had had been Asif Ali Zardari and Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Sb as the most inspiring words Bhutto Sahib said were in that UN meeting where he threatened them to their face. He was the most brave human I ever read about or saw. Talking about favorite personalities, I'd also love to mention Sir Ayub Khan over here for his "Decade Of Development" and then I'd also like to menion Sir Liaqut Ali Khan (although not perfect) for his bravery.

Pakistan is a secular country, and we can practice any religion that we would like to. I did not say it, neither did any teacher of any institute or a political leader. However, the father of Pakistan "Muhammad Ali Jinnah" Sb (will write a separate article on him as it will take ages for me to write even one page about him and Mahatma Ghandhi ji) said that. I just paraphrased it.

Yes, Roots. I almost went off-topic again. Dear Reader, that was a very nice catch.

Next chapter on its way (took me 3-4 working days to write even this lol)

What I learned about Roots - a personal, spiritual, relegious and somewhat political experience?