Mental & Emotional Truths
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Influencers are the New Prophets, But the Sermon’s on a Discount
We scroll like disciples, worshiping pixels in curated frames. But beneath the filters lies a culture of comparison, craving, and chronic overthinking. This is a…
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The Hidden Cost of Overthinking: Why Your Mind Needs Fewer Tabs Open
Like browser tabs consuming your computer’s memory, overthinking silently drains your soul’s bandwidth. Here’s how to close the mental tabs that are slowing down your…
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The Joy of Missing Out – How to Stop Attending Things You Hate and Still Keep Friends
What if I told you that missing your colleague’s birthday party could be more spiritual than attending it? Sometimes the most radical act of self-love…
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Acceptance vs. Resignation: What a Shoeshine Boy Taught Me About Life
A shoeshine boy in Pune monsoon taught me the life-changing difference between acceptance and resignation. Sometimes the best teachers wear no shoes.
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The Uncomfortable Peace of Actually Succeeding: A Guide for Reformed Overthinkers
Success feels weird when you’ve spent years preparing for failure. For reformed overthinkers, achieving goals creates an unexpected problem: what do you do with all…
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The Addiction to Almost: Why We Sabotage Success Right Before the Finish Line
That haunting feeling of “almost there but never quite”? It’s not laziness or fear of failure — it’s something far more complex. A deep dive…
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Why Your Anxiety Isn’t Your Enemy (It’s Your Overprotective Aunty)
What if your anxiety isn’t a monster to slay, but an overprotective aunty who needs to be gently told to chill? Sometimes our greatest enemies…
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Navigation Without GPS: Trusting Intuition – How an Auto Driver Taught Me the Art of Inner Navigation
I got completely lost in Old City Pune yesterday and discovered the most sophisticated navigation system I’ve ever encountered—and it doesn’t require satellites, data plans,…
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Why Movies Are So Addictive and What That Says About Us
We tell ourselves we’re just relaxing, but movies are carefully engineered dopamine delivery systems. Our viewing habits reveal more about our psychological needs than we’d…
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Why Most People Fail at Healing: It’s Not the Trauma, It’s the Timeline
We treat healing like a sprint when it’s actually a pilgrimage. Most people fail not because their trauma is too deep, but because they’re trying…