Use pain as your fuel

Let it push you forward instead of holding you back. Every hurt, heartbreak, or tough moment is not the end, but a hidden beginning. Pain can break you, or it can make you stronger — the choice is yours. Turn it into energy that drives you. Let your tears help you grow, let your scars remind you that you survived, and let every ache in your heart guide you toward the person you’re meant to be.

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"Seen or Assumed?"

Those who are bitter inside often see bitterness in others.
When someone carries stains in their own heart, they start seeing flaws on every face.
People who can’t face the truth within themselves tend to look for wrong in everyone else.
Constantly pointing fingers isn’t a sign of awareness — it’s a reflection of their own inner emptiness.
Not everyone in the world is as bad as they assume;
sometimes, the problem lies in the lens — not in the person.

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Not Every Answer Needs a Voice

Silence doesn’t mean you’re weak or wrong,
Sometimes it’s where the heart feels strong.
Not every word needs to be said,
Some things are better left in your head.

You don’t need to prove what’s true,
Quiet strength lives inside you too.
Say your truth, then walk with grace —
You don’t owe anyone your space.

Peace doesn’t come from shouting loud,
It comes from walking away, calm and proud.
Let people think what they want to see,
Your silence speaks with honesty.

Because not all questions need a voice —
Some answers just don’t deserve the noise.

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The Cost of Being Over-Friendly

With an over-friendly heart, we give far too much,
Going above and beyond with a gentle touch.
We stand by the ones who wouldn’t even stay,
While our kindness is wasted, just thrown away.

We hope they’ll notice, we hope they’ll care,
But too much softness just floats in air.
It comforts them, but earns no grace —
Just leaves us empty in the same old place.

Not every smile hides loyal intent,
Not every bond is heaven-sent.
Protect your peace, set your line —
Don’t let your worth be undermined.

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A Love She Deserves

I hope every woman finds a love that doesn’t bruise her spirit or make her question her worth. A love that holds her like poetry, not like a pause. One that doesn’t ask her to dim her fire just to keep someone warm. She deserves a heart that’s sure, words that are true, and arms that never let go when storms rise. Because love, when real, doesn’t confuse — it heals.

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Resilient

They mocked the pain I didn’t choose,
As if illness was mine to lose.
They laughed, they pointed, played it cool,
Not knowing hearts they tried to rule.

But battles fought in silent nights,
Make warriors out of quiet fights.
Their words were sharp, their stares were cold,
Yet I stood tall, refused to fold.

You see, a storm may shake my ground,
But never can it keep me down.
Neither the sickness, nor their voice,
Can steal my strength ... it’s now my choice.

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There’s magic in your story too,
You just need to see yourself with love, true.

Don’t give up hope, don’t lose your flame,
Your life’s magic isn’t just a name.

Learn to see the wonder in your own way,
That’s what will guide you every single day.

When you begin to understand who you are,
The world will follow — near and far.

So fall, if you must, a hundred times more,
But rise again and proudly roar:

I am the fire, I am the rain,
The wind within — I can’t be tamed.

Even if you don’t believe in me,
I believe… my life is magic. ✨

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Don’t judge someone by their past — who they are today matters more.

-Aparupa

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Heart Vs Mind

In the journey of life, we often feel pulled between the heart and the mind. The mind thinks with logic, reasons, and fears consequences, while the heart feels deeply, guided by emotion and connection. The Bhagavad Gita teaches us to bring balance — not to reject either, but to rise above confusion through inner clarity. When the mind is calm and the heart is pure, our choices become wiser. Acting only from emotion can lead to pain, and relying only on logic can make us cold. Real wisdom comes when the heart’s compassion and the mind’s clarity walk together.

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Be Guided by Your Inner Voice

It’s easy to get influenced by others—their expectations, their opinions, their way of thinking. Sometimes, we follow paths that aren't truly ours, just to feel accepted or avoid conflict. But real courage is choosing your own way, even when it’s not the easiest. As the Bhagavad Gita says:
“It is better to fail in your own duty than to succeed in the duty of another.”
— Bhagavad Gita 3.35
You don’t need a perfect journey—you just need one that’s truly yours.

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