Perspective

 Life is a strange game of perceptions. We chase, we grieve, we admire — often without realizing that our emotional responses are deeply tied not to reality, but to how we relate to things. We mourn what we’ve lost. We complain about what we have. And we glorify what we don’t have. This cycle is the silent script behind much of our suffering. 💔 The Sorrow of Loss Whether it's a person, a dream, or even a phase of life, loss cuts deep. What was once part of your identity, your routine, or your joy — is suddenly gone. We don't just lose things; we lose the versions of ourselves attached to them. The friend you grew up with takes a piece of your youth. The job you quit takes a part of your confidence. The relationship that ended takes the “what if”s you now carry. The mind replays memories like haunting lullabies. You remember the good more than the bad. Time softens reality and sharpens nostalgia, and sorrow blooms in the soil of absence. 🏋️ The Burden of Pos...

 💔 The Silent Sepulchre: Where the Heart Buries Its Truths The heart — a place often romanticized as vibrant, beating, full of life — also holds the weight of everything unspoken. It is not just a vessel for love; it is a sepulchre — a silent tomb — where countless emotions are laid to rest without ceremony. Love that was never confessed. Dreams that were never chased. Desires that were silenced by fear, duty, or time. All of these live quietly in the corners of the heart, not dead — but no longer alive either. 🕯️ Buried, Not Forgotten Many people walk through life carrying a heart full of what-ifs. The words they wanted to say, but swallowed. The passion they once had, but set aside for responsibilities. The person they loved deeply, but could never truly be with. These things don’t vanish. They’re buried — like precious artifacts in a tomb. Untouched. Preserved. Longing for breath. 🧠 Why We Bury Instead of Release We often silence our heart’s truest voice ou...

 🔥 The Hidden Language of Anger: Echoes of the Unspoken Anger is loud. It shouts. It slams doors, raises voices, and breaks silences. But beneath its roar lies something much quieter — disappointment. We often mistake anger as a reaction to disrespect or frustration. But more often than not, it is a reaction to pain that had no voice — to expectations that were never met, to feelings that were never heard, and to wounds that were never healed. Anger is not always pride. Sometimes, it’s heartbreak wearing armor. 🎭 Behind the Mask of Rage Most people express anger more easily than vulnerability. Why? Because anger feels powerful. It demands attention. It protects the self from appearing weak. But if you listen closely, anger often hides: A child who wanted approval. A partner who felt unheard. A friend who was betrayed. A soul that feels let down by life itself. The angry person is rarely just “mad.” They’re hurt — but never said it out loud. 🤐 The Silence Tha...

 🔦 Finding Light in Shadows: The True Wealth of Perspective In a world full of uncertainty, pain, and complexity, most people spend their lives trying to escape the shadows — the hard times, the disappointments, the losses. But there are a rare few who do something entirely different. They look into the shadow and find the light hidden within it. This ability is not just optimism. It’s wisdom. And it’s a treasure more valuable than gold. 🌑 Shadows Exist Because of Light We often associate shadows with fear, sadness, or negativity. But we forget a simple truth — a shadow cannot exist without light. Every challenge, every dark moment, is only visible because there is some light casting it. The trick is not to eliminate the shadow but to trace it back to the light that created it. A failure may feel like a full stop, but it might be redirecting you to something better. A heartbreak may seem like an ending, but it often reveals who truly values you. Even grief can deepen ...

 🛠️ Trust the Process: The Unseen Rewards of Consistent Work In a world obsessed with instant results, we often feel disheartened when our hard work doesn’t bring immediate success. But life doesn’t always work on our timeline. Often, the rewards of consistent effort arrive later — at the exact moment we need them most. 💡 The Illusion of Instant Success We scroll through stories of overnight success, forgetting that behind every highlight reel is a long stretch of silent, unseen effort. Whether it’s a promotion, recognition, or peace of mind — these things don’t happen overnight. They grow in the background, quietly gathering momentum while we’re still wondering if we’re making progress. 🌱 Work Is Like Planting Seeds Imagine planting a seed. You water it, nurture it, protect it from the heat and cold — yet for days or weeks, nothing seems to happen. But beneath the soil, growth is occurring. Roots are forming, foundations are being laid. One day, without warning, a small gr...

 🌗 The Dance of Light and Shadow in Love “Joy and sorrow take turns in love — like sunlight and moonlight.” This poetic line captures one of the most profound truths about love: it is not constant sunshine, nor is it endless night. It’s a cycle — a rhythm — much like nature itself. ☀️ Sunlight: The Joy of Love The joyful moments in love feel like standing in warm sunlight. Everything looks beautiful, hope flows freely, and laughter feels effortless. These are the times when even silence feels comforting, and presence alone is enough. In these moments, love feels light — both in weight and brightness. 🌙 Moonlight: The Sorrows of Love Then come the moonlit nights — the quieter, more difficult phases. Misunderstandings, distance, vulnerability, or grief may arrive uninvited. But even these dark hours have beauty. Like moonlight, sorrow in love is soft, reflective, and deep. It’s in sorrow that love matures, teaching us empathy, patience, and endurance. 💫 The Balance Is the...

The heart is a silent sepulchre where love, dreams, and unspoken desires eternally rest.

In every culture, death is more than an end—it's a transformation. Among the many rituals humans perform to honor the departed, cremation is one of the most ancient and symbolic. But beyond tradition lies a deeper, almost mystical truth: when a body is cremated, its physical form is released, and the energy it held is not lost, but simply returned to the universe. According to the law of conservation of energy, energy can neither be created nor destroyed—it only changes form. This means the warmth, motion, and life force that once animated a body doesn't disappear in fire. It transforms. The heat from the flames, the smoke in the sky, the glowing embers—all of these carry fragments of a life once lived. They disperse into the air, the soil, and the stars. Cremation becomes, in this way, a cosmic act. The fire is not just an end, but a release. What was once confined within skin and bones now returns to the great continuum. Some call it spirit. Some call it soul. Science calls...

 They say knowledge is power. But in love — knowledge can feel like weight . When we were innocent, we loved freely. We didn’t worry about betrayal, heartbreak, or being left behind. But once we’ve seen how love can twist, fade, or fail — we start hesitating. We know too much. We’ve seen too much. And we start asking: "What if it happens again?" So yes — knowledge leads to fear . Not because love is bad. But because we now understand its depth… and the depth of its consequences. Yet, maybe the bravest thing we can do is to love again — not out of ignorance , but with full awareness… and still choosing to give.