Spreading Positivity

  The Moment I Chose Positivity... . There comes a point in life when you no longer wait for good things to happen you create them. For me, that turning point came when I decided to live life through the lens of positivity. I chose not just to survive storms, but to dance in the rain. That choice has brought me back to Niagara Falls time and again not for the spectacle, but for what it represents: the relentless, graceful force of nature that flows with purpose, no matter the obstacles. It taught me to do the same. Life doesn’t always follow our plans. Like a delayed flight that risks all your connections, we are often faced with uncertainty. But there’s a beautiful power in surrendering to the moment. Trusting that even if we don’t have control, we do have a choice in our response. Choosing patience over panic, faith over fear that’s where positivity begins. It’s not blind optimism, but a conscious act of resilience. This philosophy finds its roots in the Bhagavad Gita, where Lord...

  Meet the Confident .... It is often said that the most beautiful thing you can wear throughout life is confidence. But to truly embody it, you must feel it, earn it, and most importantly, meet your inner confidence. When you search “how to be confident” online, you'll find countless techniques and terminologies. However, true confidence isn't something external it's a natural quality within each of us, waiting to be recognized and embraced. Think about a newborn child. By the age of 7 to 8 months, the child begins to crawl, using both hands and legs. Gradually, with the help of surrounding support like furniture or guiding hands the child starts to stand and walk. Despite falling many times, the child persists. This journey reflects the essence of self-confidence: learning through failure, supported by encouragement from parents and loved ones. The moment a child walks confidently, the next challenge is jumping. And yes, there may be falls again, but the child rises, reas...

  Act without Expectations.... I am a human being who exists in this beautiful world, and I have everything I need. I am a satisfied soul. I receive sunlight to see brightness, the moon to dispel my darkness, and stars that teach me how to shine. Nature nourishes me with food for survival, and fresh air gives me life through every breath I take. I have faith that connects me to the divine. I am blessed with parents who guide me, and surrounded by family and friends who offer warmth and love. The beauty of nature reminds me that I am alive and that I truly exist in this universe. As a human, I have a mind to think, to learn, to grow both for myself and for those who love me. But when was the last time we truly felt this sense of affirmation and gratitude? Since the day humans came into existence, we have always possessed so much yet we continue searching for more. Even with family, wealth, and fame, we often feel there’s still something missing. Our expectations grow with time not o...