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Someday all of this -- the struggles, the waiting, the moments of self-doubt and wondering --I wish all of this will make sense. 
But for now, I'm trying to have comfort in knowing that I'm trying my best.
Although it is hard, I have faith that I'm learning to be kind and gentle with myself for a start.
Trusting that maybe the struggles are here to make me strong and prepared for my future.
All these moments of self-doubt and wondering, keep me buried deep 5ft under worries and questions!!
Watching all the things around me change constantly, makes me question What am I doing, sitting around putting each brick of my dreams together. 
Valuing each opportunity to make myself a better person.

Seems like the small obstacles are actually not obstructing my growth.....It is my own mind, my own thoughts that are slowing me down.
Although it seems as if staying responsible and disciplined is hard, I find much more hardship to stay in the present without feeling guilty about the past and feeling insecure about the future. 
When I'm reminding myself to stay in the present, 
When I'm reminding myself to stay without having any of the desires that are far gone, 
When I'm reminding myself to only expect what I've worked for,
I'm feeling a certain amount of unfairness prevailing within my heart.
I feel I've come some way down the road but already questioning when I'll reach,
I feel it is not me who has lost the small pleasures of getting to contact my grandparents or any other relative or friend......It is the clash of these great walls of ego that happens to forget the existence of humanity.
I feel I've gathered some understanding that things don't always happen the way you expect them to.
But no one is going to own up to your failures, mistakes and even success but you.

So in the end, I realized it has always been only me all along. It was me who choose all this to happen (knowingly or unknowingly),
It is me how is sustaining through the tides of life and
It will only be me who will own for each of my actions.




- Bharathi Senthilkumar



This is a rough compilation of many of the things I'm learning every day and inculcating from various experiences! Thank you everyone for all the support and encouragement. 













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  1. You totally nailed it. Superb experience to share.

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  2. Awesome words about life.. Not only you shared your experience but it's everyone's life that you portrayed here dear Bharathi😊! Keep writing and keep sharing your thoughts❤️

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  3. Super Bharathi, your thoughts boosts me to keep move on. Helpful thoughts at right time. Thank you!!

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  4. Wow! Amazing and nailed on the truth... Keep going. Thanks for sharing.

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  5. Fabulous🤩🤩!! The experience you've shared are the roads that every adolescent have gone through! I'm sure that these daring nightmares would make your life colourful. Congrats for your bright future sis..!😃

    - Your loving brother,
    Minhesh

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  6. Bharathi,
    Human brain inherently has two brains 1.chimpanze brain(core) 2. human brain.(The Chimp Paradox: The Acclaimed Mind Management Programme to Help You Achieve Success, Confidence and Happiness Book by Prof Steve Peters)
    Human Anatomy itself designed to be reactive and fearful around the environment, because always human tend to use chimp brain. But, if you're conscious enough about this and when you always "Think Again"(book by Adam Grant),you'll use evolved human brain to be responsive rather than reactive.
    “The longest journey you will ever take is the 18 inches from your head to your heart.” -Andrew Bennett
    So, never worry about external world and be focused on your self and improve your self-knowledge to identify your ikigai(https://www.sloww.co/ikigai-book/) and work towards it, will avoid all the sufferings and remain blissful.
    I hope you get this message as I infer and live your life happily by being in the moment.

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  7. sure sir! Thank you for all the references. I'll identify my ikigai and work towards it! Thank you very much!!

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