Diary Of A Dreamer...

  There’s a strange magic in this world, one you can’t touch, see, or measure, but you can feel it. It works quietly, almost invisibly, and shows up when you least expect it. You might call it fate, karma, blessings, or just “life coming full circle.” I call it the return of goodness. It happens like this. You’re going through your day, not thinking too much. You hold the lift door for a stranger rushing in. You help your colleague finish that presentation even though you have your own pile of work. You pay for a tea at the roadside stall and quietly tell the Chaiwala to keep the change because you know coins won’t change your life but might make his evening easier. You don’t do any of this thinking, “Yes, now the universe will reward me.” You just do it because it feels right. And then, days, weeks, or months later, when life feels heavy and you’re quietly wondering why nothing good seems to be happening for you, something strange occurs. You’re stuck at the railway statio...

  If you don’t tell your story, no one else will. Every person you meet is carrying a story within them. Some parts are happy, some are painful, and some are a mix of both. Yet, most of the time, we keep these stories locked away. We tell ourselves, “Who will care? My life is ordinary.” But the truth is, there is no such thing as an “ordinary” life. Every life is made of moments that can touch hearts, even if they seem small to you. Think about it, people may see you smiling today, but they might not know how many nights you’ve spent holding back tears. They may see your achievements, but not the countless failures that came before. They might see the calm in your eyes, but not the storms you survived in silence. Unless you speak, these parts of you will remain hidden forever. When you tell your story, you are not just talking about yourself, you are opening a door for others. Someone out there might be going through the same struggle you once faced. Your words could be the reason ...

  Life has a beautiful way of teaching us lessons, often through people we least expect. During my college days, I had some classmates and even a professor, who were unlike most of us. They couldn’t see the way we do or hear the way we hear. At first, you might think that would hold someone back, that it would limit them. But if you had met them, you’d know it was the opposite. These were some of the most brilliant minds I’ve ever known. Their positivity was contagious. They had this rare ability to look at life differently, to find joy and purpose in things we often take for granted. While many of us complained about small inconveniences, they moved ahead with a smile, refusing to be defined by what they lacked. Their way of living left a mark on me that even after a decade, I still carry. Recently, I came across an interview of a person with similar challenges who had cracked one of the most prestigious exams in the country. When asked about life, his words hit me hard, not becau...

  There are moments in life when silence feels heavier than words. You could be surrounded by people, yet feel unseen. Friends you once leaned on begin to drift away, relationships lose the warmth they once had, promises break, and expectations quietly shatter. In those lonely moments, a question softly echoes inside, “Does anyone truly love me?” When the world feels distant, when human love feels fragile and temporary, there is a voice that rises from deep within you, gentle, timeless, and certain: “Yes, God does.” This is not a whisper of helplessness. It is the truth of a love so vast and pure that no human affection can match it. Life teaches us that people will often stand beside us when things are bright and easy. They might celebrate us when we succeed, comfort us when it suits them, and even walk with us for a while. But human love has limits, it can falter under pressure, fade with time, or fail when circumstances change. God’s love is different. It doesn’t need us to be...