A Journey Towards Self-Discovery and Personal Growth

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I paused my work, and I wasn't sure what was happening. It seems like I've changed from my previous self, falling into the trap of social media, political statements, and more. I understand this might not be clear to you. Anyway, let's talk about my current life.


I have always believed that I am the creator of my journey, not just a character. However, recently, I felt a bit down, realizing that all that has happened is a result of my actions. It's time to stop blaming others; I take full responsibility for my success, failure, and decisions.


In recent days, I've been listening to the podcast of Amit Bhadana. I assume there's no need to introduce this person (details about Amit Bhadana, etc.). He has inspired me to dive into spiritual things. Although I don't believe in God, I am not far from spiritual thoughts. Still, I haven't had faith in God until now. My mindset has changed, and I feel I should immerse myself in the worship of God, but not in the traditional sense. My way of worship is different from others.


Another lesson I learned from Amit Bhadana is that we should not defame someone based on their thoughts and opinions. We should not judge any content unfairly. For example, if I am not in the tech field and a movie is related to tech, I might think the movie is not good. However, this doesn't mean the actor or the writer of the movie is not deserving or talented. Bad or good reviews are relative.


And I like it. So, coming back to my life, I have decided to stop judging anyone. I think I should make a list of dreams and goals and work on them with enjoyment. I am now serious about my future. Here's a quote by me: "Samay ke sath balna sahi hai, Magar mausam ki tarah ki nahi" and "Discover lasting happiness through love without expectations and support without strings attached. 🌈💑 It's a tough truth, but it's the key to genuine joy!"


I am doing everything with a bit of initial sadness, but I aim for a happy ending. I am content with my life, and I want to express my gratitude to all of you. I will do something significant by the end of 2023 or 2024—a commitment to myself. Bye-bye, take care. One more thing I want to share: my friend told me, "Mera dharma ye kehta hai ki tumhare ideas or baato ki respect karun naaki judge." Ye baat mujhe sahi lagi.


                                                  

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