“Why practice self-awareness? What will it offer me?”. These are common questions among many. “I have better things to do”. They say. And then I ask: Have you tried it?

“Who am I?”: while some can claim this is a big question, others may say it is stupid. In any case, it seems we have not agreed on a specific answer. There are different opinions and theories around this question. This article hopes to provide some food for second thoughts.

There are six basic needs that every person tries to fulfill. Your life largely depends on which needs you prioritize and how you try to satisfy them. When you recognize your needs and how you go about them, you gain a deeper understanding of your personality and self. This article explains the why and how. 

“Who am I” is a difficult question to answer. And even if somebody answers that for us, all we would have is something to believe or disbelieve. On the other hand, it is easier to talk about “What I am not”. If we remove all the things we-are-not, then what-we-are will inevitably remain.

Love makes life so sweeter. In a way, life is love. The same way you see that life is all around, you can also feel the love all around. Just look at how beautiful, and majestic everything is; that is all you need. But let’s dive deeper.

What if someone told you that you own a superpower that can change your life? What if access to joy would be all your making?

Here is a poem written inspired by life as well as someone very dear to me. The Poem “When I look” is a daily story of love. A story that repeats itself with every look, a story that can repeat every second.

Imagine if you could choose to be mortal. I’m sure you’ve read books, heard fairy tales, or watched movies with immortals. But what would you do if given the choice? Here is a story about Peace vs Immortality you might like.