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"Not Every Relationship Is Ours to Repair"
Let Life Be, Let Yourself Be Every relationship around us is not meant to be perfect. Yet we often carry the invisible burden of wanting to fix others' relationships, especially within our family. There is a restlessness in us, a deep inner urge to see everything at home functioning in harmony, compassion, and balance. But the truth is, the real conflict is not in their relationships; it is within us. We forget that every relationship has its own unique dynamics. Two individu

chainakarmakar
5 days ago


“The Lens Within: How Perception Shapes Our Reality”
“The Lens Within: How Perception Shapes Our Reality” Our mental health is not an isolated phenomenon; it is a direct reflection of how we perceive life. The mind does not respond to reality itself; it responds to the version of reality filtered through our beliefs, emotions, past experiences, and inner impressions. In this way, perception becomes the foundation of our lived experience. Every moment, we interpret the world through the lens of our inner world. Based on these

chainakarmakar
7 days ago


Is happiness an illusion?
A Journey to True Happiness From childhood, we are told to be happy, not sad . We grow up under a subtle pressure to avoid sadness, to hide discomfort, to fit into the frame society sets for us. And in this pressure, how can anyone truly be happy? There is a proverb that says, “Happiness is a choice.” But how can we choose happiness when our inner world is dominated by sadness, fear, confusion, and every other human emotion? The truth is, we cannot simply choose happiness li

chainakarmakar
Nov 21


The Subtle Truth of Attachment and the Courage to Practice Detachment
Attachment is attachment; it does not become sacred just because you have sugarcoated it with a noble label. A man attached to luxury is no different from a mother attached to her child’s love. A seeker attached to his Guru is no different from a businessman attached to profit. A monk clinging to meditation is no different from a foodie clinging to flavor. Attachment is not about what you hold; it is about the fear of losing it. As the ancient proverb says: “That which you

chainakarmakar
Oct 26


Beyond the Fear of Curses and Karma
Fear of Curses and Karma: A Path to Awareness So many souls move through life with a hidden weight of fear of curses, fear of karma. Some...

chainakarmakar
Aug 21


The Language of Love: Learning to See Beyond Our Own Ways
The Language of Love: Learning to See Beyond Our Own Ways Love, in its truest form, is never one-size-fits-all. For some, it’s a hot meal...

chainakarmakar
Aug 5


The Human Psyche and the Need for Certainties: Finding Peace on the Edge
The Human Psyche and the Need for Certainties In the ever-changing flow of life, certainty acts like an anchor—silent, invisible, yet...

chainakarmakar
Jul 9


Ego and Intention – The Inner Tug of War
🌿 Ego vs Intention – A Subtle Yet Powerful Tug of War 🌿 Ego and intention—two silent forces that shape our every thought, emotion, and...

chainakarmakar
May 16


"Becoming the Deep-Rooted Tree: Boundaries as a Spiritual Practice"
"Becoming the Deep-Rooted Tree: Boundaries as a Spiritual Practice" Creating Boundaries: A Path to Expansion, Not Restriction There is...

chainakarmakar
May 7
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