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5 rules everyone should live by.
1. Be selfish with your happiness.
2. Choose peace over approval.
3. Live by your own rules, not the world’s expectations.
4. Choose meaningful connections over crowded circles.
5. Protect your energy. Not everyone deserves access to you.
If you observe a fast or perform a sacred ritual or practicing something important, it’s always better to do it quietly without broadcasting it to the world, because most of the time you only attract negativity and cynicism. Chasing public validation during sacred or vulnerable moments only invites unnecessary noise. Protect your peace, cherish your quiet moments, and Not everything needs an audience. ✨🧿
What practical purpose does Temple actually serve, and what real-world problem does it solve?
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While I was away from the social media chaos, I spent my time cooking and making some delicacies. Here is my October dump. 👩🏼🍳🥘⏲️
Hi guys, I'm taking a break from social media for a few months due to some personal reasons. take care of yourselves.
Wishing you all a great rest of your year.
Bye for now. 🤍
Pro travel tip:- Don't visit a place just because of an Instagram drone video. You might end up walking miles through the mud just to look at a tiny pond.
Women's harassment is not specific to any ethnicity, religion, or state. It's so disgusting that people turn harassment and abuse into an ethnicity or state issue. Countless Indian women face harassment and sexual abuse everywhere and every day, and this won't end unless society changes its attitude toward women.
Nobody deserves disrespect, but these are on another level of toxic. Outside a Bandra eatery, a bunch of them were aggressively clicking a D-list online personality, making other guests deeply uncomfortable just for a few shots. Finally, a Man put both them and the influencer in their place. Earning a living doesn’t excuse uncivilised behaviour
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India is far more backward and uncivilised than many of its neighbours. poverty isn’t the only measure of a country’s progress cleanliness, civic sense, and quality of life matter too. And on these fronts, even poorer countries are doing better than us.
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Let’s be completely honest: nothing is going to change after the Jamui incident.
Police will file charges, the accused will be out in days (maybe hours), and social media will move on just like it always does.
Some will farm engagement for a few days, but the real question still stands:
Where is the safety and security for women and ordinary people?
Accountability is missing, things are slipping backward, and there’s barely any ray of hope left.
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Everything is performative these days. political stunt, outrage, and social issue is turned into a performance.
People think constant posting, writing, and expressing outrage will make a difference. In reality, constant performance creates fatigue. People stop listening, and genuine issues eventually get drowned out by the noise.
India is far more backward and uncivilised than many of its neighbours. poverty isn’t the only measure of a country’s progress cleanliness, civic sense, and quality of life matter too. And on these fronts, even poorer countries are doing better than us.
Let’s be completely honest: nothing is going to change after the Jamui incident.
Police will file charges, the accused will be out in days (maybe hours), and social media will move on just like it always does.
Some will farm engagement for a few days, but the real question still stands:
Where is the safety and security for women and ordinary people?
Accountability is missing, things are slipping backward, and there’s barely any ray of hope left.
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I almost missed these. After the hardest year of my life, I’m finally pausing long enough to celebrate the quiet wins.
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