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We Are All Here for a Reason....

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  We Are All Here for a Reason .. . I have always believed that our presence on this earth is not accidental, it is intentional and meaningful. Over the years, my journey with children and individuals with hearing impairment has strengthened this belief countless times. I have seen a child hear his mother’s voice for the very first time and burst into tears, a teenager who once avoided conversations become a confident public speaker, and parents who arrived anxious leave with hope in their hearts. These are not coincidences, they are reminders that each of us is placed where we are needed most. Perhaps my role is to be a bridge between silence and sound, between doubt and confidence, between fear and possibility. One of the most unforgettable experiences that reaffirmed my purpose was attending the annual function of the Rochiram T. Thadani High School for Hearing Handicapped as a Guest of Honour. The performers that evening were hearing-impaired children, yet the auditorium was fi...
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The secret ingredient is always love…

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  The secret ingredient is always love.. . You came into my life unexpectedly, and now you are my passion forever. Whether it is loving someone deeply, loving your children, loving your work, loving what you do, or loving the Almighty, devotion, passion, and compassion can only grow from that one secret ingredient called love. Loving God means believing that whatever happens, He is always there to protect and guide us, and that faith gives us the wings to fly. Yet today, many of us are trapped in mindsets that label people, tall or short, fat or thin, dark or fair, traditional or modern, lazy or workaholic. Why can’t we instead say, “You are a beautiful soul,” or “You are perfect the way you are”? God does not differentiate when it comes to His love; He provides nature’s gifts equally to all of us without judgment. So who are we to divide, label, or limit others? Why can’t we spread the same unconditional love that the Almighty showers upon us? When love becomes our lens, we begin ...
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Worry ends when faith in God begins...

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  Worry ends when faith in God begins.. . It is often said that if we keep worrying about our past experiences and remain anxious about the future, we disturb the peace of our present. We have come into this world with a purpose. I strongly feel that when your purpose is real and meaningful, you automatically learn from your past, work sincerely in your present, and shape a better future. By God’s grace, you become so engaged in meaningful action that you simply don’t have time to worry. Anything done with passion, be it praying to God, loving your children and family, serving your country, or working towards a cause, always leads you to purpose. And that purpose not only lights the lives of others but also illuminates your own life. I remember during a recent radio interview on Vividh Bharati, when the RJ asked me what message I would like to give as an individual, my instant reply was: “I want everyone to be happy and to spread love.” That response truly came from faith. God has ...
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Ask for more… the universe isn’t on a budget....

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  Ask for more… the universe isn’t on a budget. .. This is my 301st article on positivity, and I want the universe to give me more and more positivity so that I can spread it further. The sun has limitless light to share, the moon gives boundless brightness, and the stars sparkle in their own unique ways, then why can’t we ask for more from the universe? A journey of five years of writing has given me immense strength to explore my work with positivity. It has given me an open mind to think, patience to understand others, belief in myself, and the ability to develop empathy. I have learned to use kind words in my writing and speaking, to have hope in everything I do, to accept people the way they are, to be with good people, to love what I do, and to spread love so that people feel kindness still exists. At this stage of life, I am reminded of the universal law of karma, which says, “As you sow, so shall you reap.” In this fast-paced race to make a difference, we all need to shift ...
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Loving Is Living Life With Glee...

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  Loving Is Living Life With Glee ... Loving life begins with how we choose to meet each day. A homemaker once shared how her mornings felt monotonous until she began preparing breakfast mindfully, enjoying the aroma, the process, and the quiet moments before the house awakened. That simple shift turned a routine task into a moment of joy, reminding us that loving life often starts with presence rather than change. Life’s challenges often reveal where love and learning intersect. A small business owner who faced repeated payment delays chose not to harden his heart but to refine his systems and trust his instincts. Instead of resentment, he gained confidence and clarity. This experience shows that loving life does not mean avoiding difficulty, but responding with growth and grace. Lord Krishna’s wisdom in the Bhagavad Gita teaches the power of acting without emotional ownership over results, "nirmamo bhūtvā." A mother once struggled when her adult child made choices different...
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The outer world is the echo. The inner world is the voice....

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  The outer world is the echo. The inner world is the voice... The outer world is the echo. The inner world is the voice. This thought stayed with me for a long time after I read it. It gently reminded me that life around us is not randomly loud or silent, it responds. What we experience outside is often a reflection of what we nurture within. Our inner thoughts, emotions, intentions, and faith quietly shape how the world meets us. When our inner voice is restless, the world feels chaotic. When it is grounded, even uncertainty carries meaning. Recently, during a parents–teacher meeting with families of hearing-impaired children we support, this truth unfolded in a very touching way. After the meeting, one parent stayed back to share her experience. Calm yet emotional, she spoke about how, after twelve long years, her child finally responded when she called out his name. It was the first time she felt truly heard as a mother, and the first time her child heard her voice clearly. The...
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Making meaningful connections…

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  Making meaningful connections… I read a beautiful quote somewhere that I truly love, “I love those connections that make this big old world feel like a little village.” My goodness, such a deep message. Today, social media has made it easy for us to connect; it has helped make the world smaller, and we can reach each other in a fraction of a second. But are all these connections truly meaningful, or are they just superficial? When we think about a small village in our country, there are not many facilities, small houses, few people, limited means to earn money. Yet there is no ego, no attitude. People are close to each other; they spend time together. Recently, I visited Sariska village near Jaipur, where there is vast land for a wildlife safari. Earlier, a few small villages existed there, but the government relocated them to develop and enhance the tiger reserve. Very few people live there now, yet they are deeply connected. They fetch water together, children walk together to ...
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