This article, unlike my other articles, is not about knowledge or wisdom - it’s pure, intentional, and expressive. It’s 12:27 am IST when I wrote this article while listening to many all-time hit Bollywood songs. The lyrics, the singers, the rhythm, the depth - it’s truly magical even after 35 years of the song's release. What got me thinking was not the song but the magical moment that reignited in me, while such songs ignited a spark in my heart. The intent is to speak more

It’s been over 2 years that my life has been taking some crazy, unapologetic, brutal turns, often that I neither thought of nor was I ever prepared. The old beliefs that I falsely held close to my heart appear no longer to benefit me. When I often found myself at a crossroads, I always pondered: "Should I abandon my belief system that defined who I was or embrace a scary, hopeless change that may or may not make a better person? " Myself being an active preacher of change and

Writing this article was one of the hardest things I did this year. 2025 - a year of pain, realization, and transformation — has shattered my old beliefs into pieces and helped me revive myself with a new purpose and guidance from the divine. Disclaimer: This article contains raw and unapologetic reflections on the experiences that shaped my resilience during difficult times. My goal is to share my truth in the hopes that it offers you strength and peace. However, I recogniz

One may ask, “why would I even do anything if I have to stop being inspired presuming the results? What will I get? What’s the point anyway, right?“

Life doesn't offer elective courses; it delivers mandatory lessons. These lessons, etched in experience, are unavoidable. Prepare to confront seven hard-won truths you'll learn, one way or another. "You" are not permanent: Nothing’s permanent in this world. What’s once created has to be destroyed sooner or later, be it a wooden chair, mobile phones, clothes, thoughts, cars. I mean everything. Even the people who belittled you, caused you great pain and sorrow, will disappear