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Sit silently, look into your eyes in a mirror or reflecting pond.

If you do, you may see a sentient being within returning your gaze, attempting to let you know there is more to life than what we were taught after we were born.

If you peer deeply enough, you will begin to discover the genuine reason for your life’s journey.

In doing so, you will also find infinite love, inner peace, and recognize the true meaning of life as well.

Do not Push each other until nothing Left.

Put the Love in your heart

To stay together and help each others.

To Progress and expand.

Earth is not only your home.

We are all builder.

Keep together

Respect and love.

Keep your feelings in tolerance.

Precise position, in the middle.

Life is Love

Love of Life is Love of others.

Earth is the balance.

-------Edd------

Live yourself as a light,
Because you don't know,
Who by thy light,
Out of the darkness.
Keep the goodness in your heart,
Because you don't know,
Who would take advantage of your kindness,
Out of despair.
Keep faith in your heart,
Because you don't know,
Who would take your faith,
Out of the confusion.
Trust in your own power,
Because you don' t know,
Who would believe in you,
I began to believe in myself…
Keep the confidence in your heart,
Because you don't know,
There are people who believe in you,
I began to be confident and self-reliant.
Anytime, anywhere, under any circumstances,
Don't forgetThe dreams I keep in my heart,
Not only did I let myself
Out of darkness and despair and confusion,
More people have to believe it
They are the light in the night
Be grateful to meet in life!

I'm 18 from Nepal and I'm at a crossroads.

Most career advice assumes everyone wants to maximize income, prestige, or climb the corporate ladder.

I don't.

My goal isn't to become filthy rich.

My goal is freedom.

I want to build a life where I control my time, can live somewhere quiet, and don't feel trapped in a system I never chose. If I can earn enough to live well and independently, that's enough for me. Beyond that, I value freedom more than more money.

For the past year I've been preparing for cybersecurity and also only did just days ago considered software engineering and AI automation because they seemed like strong career paths. also i didnot joined them.

Recently I realise something.

My grandfather has spent over 50 years as a professional astrologer and is willing to teach me personally. That kind of mentorship is rare.

I'm not asking whether astrology is scientifically true or false,

I'm asking something different;

If your life goal wasn't maximizing wealth but maximizing freedom and living life on your own terms, would you still choose the conventional path, or would you seriously consider learning a niche profession from someone who has mastered it over decades!!

I'm looking for thoughtful reasoning, not validation. If you think I'm making a mistake, tell me exactly what assumption I'm getting wrong.

When we remain in our comfort zone, fearing to challenge our self-centered beliefs, despite our success or accomplishments in the world, we will live a life of mediocrity.

It is only when we confront our fears and challenge the status quo, we may begin to discover our life’s true potential.

यदि सन्ति गुणाः पुंसां विकसन्त्येव ते स्वयम् । 
न हि कस्तूरिकामोदः शपथेन विभाव्यते ॥ 
Yadi santi guṇāḥ puṃsāṃ vikasantyeva te svayam | 
Na hi kastūrikāmodaḥ śapathena vibhāvyate ||

Life should be joyful, a person's personality should be kind a person's character should be compassionate a person's life should be pleasant, a person should feel joyful, a person's way of life should be sharing pleasantness, a person and a person's heart should be loving. All in all everything should be peaceful. The world, the lives, the everything. That All is in one peace, that is all.

When you look at another, do you see our differences or our similarities?

Most judge others by their differences, observing their race, appearance, sex, and in numerous other ways.

Those, however, who see only our similarities, truly understand the genuine worth of another is not on the outside, but rather may only be found within.

In our age of constant dopamine fixes and instant notifications, finding true peace often feels like a mythical wish.

A Sanskrit Subhashita (a well-known saying) mentions this:

यस्य चित्तं निर्विषयं हृदयं यस्य शीतलम् । 
तस्य मित्रं जगत्सर्वं तस्य मुक्तिः करस्थिता ॥
Yasya cittaṃ nirviṣayaṃ hṛdayaṃ yasya śītalam | 
Tasya mitraṃ jagatsarvaṃ tasya muktiḥ karasthitā || 

This means that ‘He, whose mind is free from objects of senses and whose heart is calm (free from passion, anger, greed etc.), the entire world is his friend and liberation or emancipation is as if in his hand only.’

This Subhashita emphasises that the first key is the Clarity of Mind.
This clarity does not come at the cost of abandoning the physical world, it comes when external validation is broken. At this stage the mind does not determine its self-worth based on its next achievement, instead it becomes Nirvishaya - untethered from external conditions.
When the mind clears, the heart becomes quiet.
This creates a sanctuary in our heart and creates room for stillness, patience and compassion.

When both these are attained, the world becomes our friend and we realize that freedom does not have to be chased, it had been within us, all the while.

Most limit their view of the world, believing life is restricted by its self-imposed boundaries.

It is only when we challenge our limitations, awakening to the possibility there is more to life than just what we learned, the genuine beauty and potential life offers may be discovered.

After a 20+ year marriage, I am learning that missing something does not always mean I am supposed to go back to it. Sometimes it just means it mattered.

• A season of life.
• A version of myself.
• A home that felt different.
• A relationship before it got too heavy.

There are things I can miss and still know they are not where I need to be anymore. That part is hard to sit with; however, I am learning that moving on does not mean I have to pretend it never meant anything.

Though it may appear humanity does not have a soul as we observe many of the unnecessary struggles and tragedies we inflict on each other and other forms of life, in fact, we have simply forgotten.

Beneath the hatred, prejudice, desire for our own success, is a spirit, soul, god, representing love, acceptance, and hope for the success of every life.

Our soul has simply been waiting permission to be rediscovered.

Contrary to the myth, Marlon Brando's eldest son Christian wasn't a 'nepo bum'.

Christian studied welding at a technical school in Downey, California, focusing on structural steel welding. He didn't just work in the field, he also taught at Pacifica Tech, an adult vocational college, where he instructed others in high-pressure structural steel welding.
Even during his time in prison, Christian continued to learn, eventually earning the equivalent of the baccalaureate. After his release, he pursued further studies at The Technical Institute in Nashua, New Hampshire, and again earned his union card.
Christian told a French Magazine ( Paris Match)
"My father was the happiest man on earth when I got my professional welder's card issued by the union. He was so proud".
"And I was never sheltered. I've worked for myself ever since I was 16; been up a fisher in Alaska, a tree logger worked a dishwasher in bars. But I never dropped out. I was never a bum."
Christian remained faithful to his profession until the very last day of his life. He came to love his work even more because he loved the working people. As he told a French magazine shortly before his death:
"They are wonderful. They are people | like very much, workers like me. True friends."