A Wilted Brain,In A Tilted World

With a deep breath, a cascade of thoughts rushes in, filled with vivid, curiosity-inducing images of the events that led to this very moment—the one moment you wish you could erase from memory. These images don't just stop at being reminders; they spark an array of questions, each one a chapter waiting to be explored, each holding the potential to alter the entire story. We think about the tiny, seemingly insignificant details that might have sparked monumental changes, yet in the whirlwind of life, we often fail to notice them. We are too busy chasing the bigger, more appealing things, which makes us overlook these subtle signs. Signs that, had we paid attention, could have led us to a more fulfilling and meaningful life. These signs, like everything else in this vast world, are presented to us for a reason. They aren't random; they are markers meant to guide us, to help us pause and think, to make choices that align with our deeper values and purpose. The universe, in it

Every day begins with a multitude of possibilities, each one brimming with infinite potential. Each new day offers us the chance to create a fresh milestone in our journey. Change is always waiting to enter our lives, yet it often lies beyond our comfort zones. We've grown accustomed to staying in safe, risk-free environments. However, this comfort zone has turned into a barrier to our success, and we often end up blaming our misfortunes on luck or timing. Few are willing to rise above their fears, and many confine themselves within self-imposed limits. These limits are imaginary lines we've drawn, influenced by the fears of others. But if we dare to push beyond these boundaries, it could be a game-changer. People desire happiness without hardship and avoid pain whenever possible. Many seek a way to achieve success with minimal effort, but can you truly be shaped without enduring the heat of transformation? We are all in search of a never-ending, glowing source of energy.

No one desires to be empty. Everyone and everything in this world seeks to be filled or to fill others. The driving force behind life is the desire to avoid emptiness. Today, everyone aims to be on top. They may not know the path to get there, but their wish to reach the peak remains strong. Dreaming of the summit isn't wrong; the issue is that we aren't starting from the valleys. The real problem is our reluctance to be empty. Those who are more fulfilled often try to fill others, while those who are emptier eagerly seek even the smallest drop from them. But what about the quality of what we are receiving? How beneficial is it really? Constantly being full can be harmful; sometimes, we need to be empty too. Rivers have existed for thousands of years because they know when to dry up and when to fill themselves with water. Clouds eagerly gather vapor from lakes, and lakes, in turn, yearn for water from the clouds. Both understand each other's importance. They know when to b

Time in our lives is divided into three parts: the past, present, and future. The past holds our experiences, the present provides opportunities, and the future is filled with our hopes and expectations. These three are distinct but intricately connected. Our expectations guide us to seek out opportunities. While experience doesn't directly offer opportunities, it teaches us how to seize them and turn our hopes into reality. Expectations evolve based on our experiences, and none of these elements can exist meaningfully without the others. Just like the bricks that build a house, the better we sort and align these aspects of time, the stronger our lives become. To succeed in the game of life, we must harmonize these three cards: past, present, and future. A clock’s hands always move along a set path—nothing is new for them—yet their movement directly impacts time. Each tick converts the present into the past and the future into the present. This transformation is swift, yet it b

Change is an ever-present force in our lives, continually shaping and reshaping the world around us. It may come with ease or pose significant challenges, but it is an inevitable part of our existence. Like a river, which begins as a trickle from the mountains and journeys towards the vast ocean, our lives are marked by a continuous flow of transformation. We start, we move, we create, we dry up, we fill up, we flow, and eventually, we conclude—mirroring the river's journey from its source to its end. Life, much like a river, begins with fragments of our heart and concludes with fragments of our heart. At times, we may encounter those who deplete our energy or those who rejuvenate us, but ultimately, our journey is directed toward our own personal ocean—one that has the potential to fulfill and saturate us. Most of our lives are devoted to striving for this ocean. Few people reach it, and even fewer find lasting satisfaction there. Many of us are in constant motion, gathering