Dementors are dark creatures that suck all the happiness out of a person, leaving them with only their worst memories, much like how depression can engulf a person, making them feel hopeless and disconnected from positive emotions.Harry’s heightened vulnerability to Dementors is closely tied to his traumatic past, much like how children who experience trauma are more prone to mental health challenges like depression.

1)Dementors was a metaphorical representation of depression

In the story, Dementors force people to relive their worst memories, and Harry's childhood was filled with loss, neglect, and fear, which makes him more affected by their presence than others.This shows how individuals with traumatic pasts may have deeper emotional scars that make them more prone to negative mental health outcomes later in life. This doesn't mean that you will live a miserable life. It just means that you have to make extra effort to become stronger.

So you can repel dementors by using The Patronus Charm by focusing on a positive, happy memory, symbolizes the power of hope, resilience, and positive thinking to counteract depression.The problem for people who experience depression and prolonged suffering is that they often feel like they have no positive or happy memories—at least, that’s what depression makes them believe. So, what can you do in that situation? You conjure up a happy memory from the future. What I’m trying to say is that hope for a better future is the answer. This idea is clearly represented in book too.

2)How to escape dementors/Depression?

Harry potter didn't conjure up a patronus by relying on a happy memory from the past but he relied on a happy memory from the future where he is living with sirius, someone who truly loves him. Someone who was his dad's best friend till the end.

In Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Harry initially struggles to produce a strong Patronus not just because of happy memory but also because Harry hasn’t fully realized his own potential or internal strength. He’s still in a mindset where he subconsciously believes that someone else will come and save him from his tragic life. However, everything shifts after Harry uses the Time-Turner with Hermione to revisit the pivotal moment by the lake.

3)You Have the Power to Change Your Life

As they watch the past events unfold, Harry initially waits for his father or someone else to appear and save him, Sirius, and Hermione from the Dementors. When no one arrives, he realizes with growing clarity that it wasn’t his father who saved them—it was him, from the future. In that moment, Harry understands that the power to change his fate has been within him all along.

This is a key moment of emotional growth for Harry. It symbolizes how hope, self-belief, and the ability to envision a better future can be even more powerful than fear or despair. If you watch this moment in the movie, you’ll see how transformative it is for Harry. It’s the instant where he steps into his role as the true hero we’ve all been waiting for, realizing that he has the power to shape his own destiny. Much like how we become a true hero when we stop looking for someone to save us and believe in our own capability to change the future.

The key lesson from that moment you can take is that nature operates by its own rules, and those who approach it with arrogance or overconfidence may suffer consequences (as we see with Draco Malfoy, who is injured because of his disrespectful attitude). There is no "conquering" nature through rational control or personal virtue. True strength lies in embracing life’s chaos rather than seeking to control or conquer it.

4) Buckbeak’s Lesson: How Nature Rewards Respect and Punishes Ego

The Boggart, which takes the form of whatever a person fears most, represents how our inner fears—whether rational or irrational—can consume and control us if we let them. It’s a metaphor for how negative thoughts, anxieties, and fears can dominate our lives if we allow them to. The fact that the charm used to defeat a Boggart is Riddikulus, reminds us that shifting our perspective—finding humor or lightness in our fears—can weaken their hold, making them far less daunting.

5) The Boggart: A Powerful Lesson on Facing Your Fears

For example, when Ron faces his fear of spiders, he imagines one wearing roller skates, turning a terrifying creature into something absurd and laughable. This teaches us that by reframing our fears, they lose much of their power and become far less daunting to confront. Neville, who feared snape, used the Riddikulus charm, imagining Snape dressed in his grandmother’s clothes, which turned the frightening image into something humorous and allowed Neville to overcome his fear.Next time you’re confronted with your fears, try finding a creative way to make fun of them.

Remus Lupin, the kind and wise professor in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, carries a heavy secret: he’s a werewolf. Lupin’s transformation into a werewolf can be seen as a symbol of the stigmas and judgments people face when they have something society deems "unacceptable." Much like how people avoid those who are different, Remus is feared, shunned, and discriminated against—not because of who he truly is, but because of something beyond his control.

6) Remus Lupin’s Struggles as a Metaphor for Social Exclusion

He’s constantly forced to hide a part of himself to fit in, much like anyone who feels pressured to conceal their true identity to be accepted by society. But Lupin is also a reminder that even those who feel pushed to the margins still have so much to offer. His role as a teacher and mentor to Harry shows that the things that make someone different don’t define their worth. They are still deserving of love, belonging, and respect.

The Marauder’s Map symbolizes knowledge and the consequences of power. It represents the ability to see the unseen, uncovering hidden truths and secrets. However, it also shows the potential dangers of that knowledge, as it can lead to mischief or harm if misused. The map is a reminder that understanding one's surroundings can be both a tool for good and a source of temptation.

7) The Marauder's Map

Sirius’s wrongful imprisonment serves as a powerful metaphor for the importance of truth and the need to question the narratives we’re told, whether it’s in the wizarding world or our own. It also highlights how resilience in the face of injustice—like Sirius’s determination to clear his name and protect Harry—is crucial for finding freedom, both literally and metaphorically.

8)Sirius’s unjust imprisonment in Azkaban

Thank you for reading it. If you have found other hidden messages, don't forget to comment. I am not able to write as much because I am fulfilling some of my academic obligations. This doesn't mean that I am going to in future. Anyways, I hope you guys are doing great.

Thank you!

These are the 8 hidden messages I discovered that J.K. Rowling was subtly weaving into her narrative. I hope you enjoy uncovering them as much as I did.

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8 Hidden Messages in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban That You Never Noticed

So if you’re an artist or a content creator then I have found five amazing books that you must read.

5 Amazing Books that will boost your creativity

For No.5 we have the most popular book on Booktube “Show Your Work” by Austin Kleon. If you want step by step guide on how to start sharing your work then this is it. It is so practical and awesome that I have a hard copy of this book.

Show your work

Let’s say, You have started sharing your work but you’re stuck in the mindset that you don’t have many great ideas then I would recommend reading “Steal Like an Artist” again by Austin Kleon Which will basically tell you that All Famous artists have stolen ideas but they execute them with such authenticity that people call it inspiration.

Steal like an Artist

Say you’re beginning to think that you wanna share your art and creativity but everyone around you is telling you that you’re making a big mistake.And you’re also feeling like you’re not good enough, you don’t have anything good to share then I want you to read book named The War of Art by Steven Pressfield.This book will teach you that “The more important a call or action is to our soul’s evolution, the more resistance we will feel towards pursuing it.”And resistance comes in all shapes and forms like people around you will start talking behind your back and make fun of you for being a fool.

The War of Art

So the next book on creativity that I really love is Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert. Elizabeth Gilbert is also the author of Eat Pray Love which I am sure you all have heard of it.So Big magic is more of a philosophical book about creativity. The author says that creativity is a relationship between a human being and the mysteries of inspiration while ideas are disembodied energetic life forms.She believes that creativity is literally magic like the kind of Harry Potter Hogwarts magic. So if you are looking for a philosophical book on how to be an artist then this book is a perfect fit for you

Big Magic

And the last Book I wanna recommend is The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron. It is a kind of twelve-week course that guides you through the process of recovering your creative self.The author gives you exercises to do daily and tells you about all the practical methods that will help you find the artist you have within yourself.

The Artist's Way

Some of my favorite books that will help you in your journey of creativity.

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A Romanticist who is trying to understand this world by reading books. Photoshop manipulation artist in the making.

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5 Books📚 Every Artist 🎨 and Content Creator✨️ Must Read (#books #booktube #artist #contentcreator)

5 Books📚 Every Artist 🎨 and Content Creator✨️ Must Read 

Everyone has that one bad habit that is causing them harm like smoking, drinking, sleeping late, overeating etc. Become aware of that habit and figure out a way to stop that toxic cycle.This question help me whenever I am about to sabotage my growth and repeat the same toxic cycle. I am deeply grateful for this empowering question.

1)What is that one bad habit that is the biggest roadblock to my health?

What would My morning Routine look like?Now you may ask, Utkarsh why do we need a routine and I would say Because once you establish a routine then you have created a set of actions that you have no resistance to. Now, You can do them on autopilot mode.Create a morning routine that you enjoy waking up to. This routine should be about nurturing yourself before the world starts pulling you in all kinds of different directions.What would My sleeping Routine look like?Build yourself a customized sleeping routine where you unplug to calm your nerves, slow down and prepare for quality rest.

2)If I  want to be healthiest version of myself

For example when I was unhealthy I used to have so many problems while travelling. I used to get easily exhausted and my body used to ache a lot. Even If I was sitting at the most beautiful beach, I would be too sad to appreciate. So when I came back I decided that I would really work on my health. Fortunately I have come so far when it comes to my health goals.I also used to be more unreliable as a family member but now that I am more healthy, my family relies on me more. I have become more resourceful. I hated myself at times when I was incompetent and sickly.

3)If I become really healthy again what would I be able to do?

Body often knows what it needs. I know you have felt it too. Tune in to your body and honour it whenever you feel like it.it can be as small as taking a break from work or going for a walk. It might ask for you eat more healthy. You must have felt at certain times.Lately, I have been feeling that my body craving for more vegetables in my food and also often demands to start my day with some fruits.Now I often feel like doing more yoga than workout because my body has been feeling stiff.

4)What is my body trying to tell me right now?

After a lot of experiments I have found certain exercises and things that makes me feel the healthiest. For example I feel healthiest when I have worked out in the morning and had a proper breakfast.I feel healthiest when I go to bed early.I want you to write whatever comes to your mind.

5)My body feels the healthiest when I ______

For me they're yoga, workout and meditation.

6)What are the top Three habits I can adopt to improve my health?

This year I have started working on my gut heath. I am already seeing positive results.I have also started working on my mental health.I am going to be more consistent with my yoga and workout to be more flexible and strong.Make a goal or you will never achieve anything.Write down what are your top 3 health goals.

7)What are my top 3 health goals?

Life is not transformed drastically but often changed with small shifts.

8)What is the smallest shift I can introduce into my life so that I feel more comfortable and confident in my body?

The answer is pretty much everything but I want you to realise which aspect of life you want to improve the most. Healthy people attract more opportunities, we all know that. They also attract the best partner. You may waste your time by saying things like this is not fair or you can invest your time in becoming healthy.I would suggest the latter.

9)If I could took care of my health more sincerely what aspect of life is going to change for me drastically?

I am a big fan of journaling and asking the right questions to myself. Using journal prompts I have developed a deep meaningful relationship with myself.Do not underestimate the power of journaling. I have had several epiphanies while writing about my feelings.

Why Journaling?

I know I have been MIA But I had a reason for it. I will soon share it with you guys. It's something really interesting. The thing is I was sick and then my mother also got sick and if that wasn't enough, somebody tried to hack my sister's youtube channel. It's good story for another day and I will also share how to protect yourself from a cyber attacks.

Why was I MIA?

This winter I went through a lot of health issues. My whole body was aching with immense pain. Then I went back to my journal and wrote down the answers to the following 9 questions in my journal and it seriously changed my outlook. So if you're struggling with some health issues, write down the answers to the following 9 questions sincerely.

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Answer these 9 Magic Questions If you're struggling with health issues(Journal Prompt)

“Don’t live the same year 75 times and call it a life.” ~Robin SharmaSo Do some Self-reflection and answer these 17 Magic questions with me to start your new year with clarity and focus.

New Year journal prompt for Reflection, Clarity and Focus

<ul><li>My biggest lesson of 2023 was__________________.</li><li>What positive changes have occurred in my life this past year that I am most proud of?</li><li>What were some of the biggest challenges of the past year that I now feel grateful for, even if it was hard to appreciate them at the time?</li><li>What risks have I taken last year that I am glad I took them?</li><li>When did I feel the happiest in 2023? How do I create more memories like that? (You can list multiple moments if you want) </li><li>What are the 10 things I learned in 2023 that I am grateful for?</li><li>In What ways did I allow fear to hold me back from being my authentic self?</li></ul>

Let's Go

<ul><li>In which area of my life did I struggle with most in 2023?</li><li>What is that one thing that is not serving me anymore? How can I let go of it?</li><li>What is that one bad habit that brings out the worst in me and how can I get rid of it in 2024?</li><li>What is that one good habit that I know would change my life for the better and how can I include it in my life next year? </li><li>What is that one good habit that brings out the best in me and I want to make it a part of my identity in 2024?</li><li>If I could include one good habit in my daily routine next year which would boost my self-esteem, what would that be?</li></ul>

<ul><li>Is there anything I want to change about my morning routine which would improve my health and increase my productivity?</li><li>What is going to be the theme of 2024 for me?</li><li>How can I extend the period of contentment and self-assurance in my life?</li><li>If I could make three wishes come true in 2024, what would they be? (or you could Write three major goals you want to focus on in 2024.)</li></ul>

“I deserve to experience wave after wave of greater love, creative energy and Financial abundance in 2024.”

Affirmation for 2024

May this year bring you passion, obsession and healing all wrapped in one.

My wishes for you and myself

Happy new year y'all 🎉 🥳. I hope this year you heal yourself not in some superficial sense but in the most beautiful and deepest sense.

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Answer These 17 Magic Questions in 2024 For Clarity and Focus

I have read some pretty amazing books this year and I want to share some of my favourites with you guys. By the way, these are the books I read in 2023, they’re not released in 2023. Also, I am not married to any particular genre. I don’t think Reading fictional books is a waste of time nor do I think that Reading non-fictional books is a superior activity.So, This Blog will be divided into two parts. One part will be about non-fictional/Self-help books and the second part will be about fictional books.

Best Books of 2023

Greetings my fellow scholars, A few words before the rest of the words. You must be wondering what kind of a person reads this many books. I have been trying to figure out the reasons behind my obsessions of books too and I have come up with the following answers.1)Reading books makes me understand myself and the world around me. Consequently, I don’t feel vulnerable as much as I used to. 2)I have a genuine love for literature.3)I am also in my head all the time and reading books gives me a lot of productive things to think about.4)And of course, the last one is because I love stories.

Why do I read so many Books?

1)Every year we have moments of revelation where we realise certain things about life and the universe and Suddenly, we start to look at life differently.The first book I wanna recommend is filled with essays that may take you to those moments of revelation. The book name is 101 Essays That Will Change the Way You Think” By Brianna Wiest. She changed the way I think about her as the author.Some of the stuff was repetitive and the book could have been shortened but I stand by the book.

101 Essays that will change the way you think

The second book I want to recommend is Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert. Big Magic is like this religious book about creativity. The author calls ideas the disembodied spirit of genius and she believes that creativity is magic and not in some metaphorical sense but in a literal sense like Harry Potter. It is less of a practical book but a more philosophical one. I highly recommend it to all the artists and creative people.

A book on creativity

The next three books are my favourite poetry books and I am sad about the fact that the target audience of poetry is shrinking day by day to almost nothing. But I hope that you guys love poetry books because I have some really good recommendations.The first one is “Strength in Our Scars” by Bianca Sparacino and The second one “Gentle Reminder” is also by the same author. Both are good if you’re trying to heal yourself from heartbreak or if you have lost someone recently. These two will fill you with feelings of warmth, hope and positivity.

Books on Poetry

Another great poetry book is Poetry Pharmacy by William Seighart. I loved this book so much that I decided to keep a hard copy of it in my library. I leap onto this book whenever I am going through a hard time. It always recommends perfect poetry according to the situation you’re going through or the emotions you’re feeling.Poetry is the kind of art form that makes sense for you either when you’re going through something tragic or something ecstatic. It’s not for people of moderation.

Poetry Pharmacy

5th favourite nonfiction book that I read this year is 5 Love Languages by Gary Chapman. The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman introduces five different love languages that individuals use to express and receive love. Quality timePhysical touchActs of serviceReceiving giftsWords of affirmationJust by knowing your love language and your partner’s you can save or even improve the emotional intimacy of the relationship. So many people lost the love of their lives because they didn’t learn how to speak the primary love language of their partner. Highly recommended to all couples.

5 Love Languages by Gary Chapman

let’s begin the second part of the blog. All my favourite fictional books. My first two recommendations are murder mystery books because that is my favourite genre.

Part 2 - Fiction Books

The first one is “The Murder of Roger Ackroyd” by Agatha Christie. This is considered one of the magnum opus of Agatha Christie. This is featured in 1001 books you must read before you die. It’s classic And I bet you that you will not be able to guess the right killer no matter how skilled of a literary detective you think you are. But again you can try, My guess was way off.

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd

The second book that I enjoyed by Agatha Christie is “ABC Murders”. You are gonna enjoy this one because it’s a murder mystery about a serial killer. I think I finished this one much faster than Roger Ackroyd.

ABC Murders

My next recommendation is Travelling Cat Chronicles by Hiro Arikawa and it is perfect for cat lovers. It’s a poignant story about a boy who rescues this cat and they both go on a road trip together. If you are a cat person you will cry while reading this, I can promise you that.

A book for cat lovers

I have two audiobook recommendations for people who love audiobooksThis year I have also found the cutest romance audiobook series That I listen to whenever I need to hear something cosy and fun. The name is Love Lines by Cara Bastone and There are three parts to this series and every part is a story of a different couple, I love only 1st part “Call Me Maybe” and 3rd part “Seatmate”. 2nd Audiobook “Sweet Talk” was not my favourite. There is another romance audiobook by the same author that I love named “Love at First Psych”. All three are full of banter and deep meaningful conversation.

Audible Originals

By now, you must have figured that I am addicted to reading murder mystery books. Hence, My next audiobook recommendation is for the people who love Christmas as much as a murder mystery. And the name of the audiobook is Mistletoe Murders narrated by Cobie Smulders. Her narration is morbidly perfect for murder mysteries.PS: This audiobook is an audible original so you gotta have an audible subscription to listen to this audiobook series.Plot: It’s a story about a woman who runs this cute Christmas-themed store by the day and solves murder mysteries by the night discreetly.

Cosy Christmas Murder Story

Anyway, Thank you for taking the time to read my blogs, I appreciate it. May 2024 bring you passion, obsession and healing all wrapped in one.

Wish you a wonderful year Ahead

I have read some pretty amazing books this year and want to share some of my favourites with you guys. This video will be divided into two parts: One part will be about non-fictional/Self-help and the second part will be about fictional books.

PS: these are the books I read in 2023, they’re not released in 2023.

PPS: I have officially read 100 books in the last three years.

Five Love Languages summary:
https://youtu.be/AR16IJ2ycVM?si=XVPTDkYI8XxQn3K-

I have read some pretty amazing books this year and want to share some of my favourites with you guys. This video will be divided into two parts: One part will be about non-fictional/Self-help and the second part will be about fictional books.

PS: these are the books I read in 2023, they’re not released in 2023.

PPS: I have officially read 100 books in the last three years.

Five Love Languages summary:
https://youtu.be/AR16IJ2ycVM?si=XVPTDkYI8XxQn3K-

BEST BOOKS OF 2023 (I have Officially Read 100 Books)

Best Books of 2023 (I have Officially Read 100 Books)

For No.1 we have the Death of Ivan Ilyich(92 pages long). It is one of the magnum opus of Leo Tolstoy. I had a breakdown while reading this book because this particular Short story is about death and how you come to terms with it. How to cope with the pain that comes with it?

Death of Ivan Ilyich  Leo Tolstoy

For No.2 we have Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka(90 pages long). It’s the story of a man who wakes up one morning to discover he's been transformed into a giant beetle-like creature. After reading this one, an Existential crisis is inevitable.

Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka

For No.3 we have the Strength in our Scars by Bianca Sparacino(160 pages long). It is a book, especially for people who are trying to heal from a break-up. It’s soothing and comforting, just what you need when you're grieving someone who has been fundamental to your life until that moment has died. There is nothing trivial about true heartbreak, it's actually a sign that you have loved deeply

The Strength in Our Scars by Bianca Sparacino

For No.4 we have none other than the Seven Spiritual Laws of Success by Deepak Chopra(73 pages long). one of my favourite spiritual books of all time. This book talks about the seven spiritual laws of success. I have actually written a whole summary of this book. If you want, you can also check that out.

The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success by Deepak Chopra

For No.5 we have Inward by Yung Pueblo(240 pages long). Inward is a collection of poetry, quotes and prose that explores the movement of self-love to unconditional love, the power of letting go and the wisdom that comes with knowing yourself.

Inward by Yung Pueblo

For No.6 we have Letters to a Young Poet by Rainer Maria Rilke(128 pages long). It is the story of a student at a military academy who sent some of his verses to a well-known Austrian poet, requesting an assessment of their value. The older artist, Rainer Maria Rilke replied to the student in this series of letters.

Letters to a Young Poet by Rainer Maria Rilke

For No.7 we have Eat that Frog by Brian Tracy(100 pages long), one of the classics of all time on productivity.  I have been recommending this book for a long time. This book tells you about the importance of starting your day with the most important and hardest task.

Eat That Frog by Brian Tracy

For No.8 we have a book that talks about the man and his most famous speech on Vedanta given in London, which began with the words “sister and brothers of America”, yes I am talking about Swami Vivekananda and his Book on Practical Vedanta as a philosophy. It'sa good book to start, if you want to read about Indian philosophy.

Practical Vedanta By Swami Vivekananda

For No.9 we have a spiritual book named  As a man thinketh by James Allen(96 pages long). This book was my first spiritual book and it revolutionized the way I think now. This book talks about How we become what we think. Highly recommended.

As a Man Thinketh by James Allen

For No.10 we have 55 Questions to Ask Yourself by Manoj Chenthamarakshan(40 pages long). This is the thinnest book, I have read so far. It is full of important questions you should ask yourself in life to know yourself across all dimensions. We all have a tendency to ask victim-framing questions to ourselves but after reading this book you will realise the importance of asking problem-solving-oriented questions.

55 Questions to Ask Yourself by Manoj Chenthamarakshan

Again, another year is about to end and I have some good book recommendations you can read to finish your year strong.

10 Short Books you can read to finish your reading challenge strong.

Again, another year is about to end and I have some good book recommendations you can read to finish your year strong.

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10 Very Short Books you can Read to Finish your Year Strong

I have been journaling my thoughts since I started content creation because I wanted to become better at creative writing.Whenever I had a good notion, I stopped and wrote it down in the Notes App on my smartphone.I even started keeping a diary under my pillow because Some of My Good ideas came to me while I was trying to sleep.So what you're about to read are some of my most personal thoughts and opinions. I want to share these epiphanies because I believe that they can be helpful to someone. It's long so take your time while reading this, it's my journal of two years.

MY Journal of 2 Years

One of the biggest lessons I have learnt the hard way. It’s no one else’s responsibility that your future is taken care of. You have to follow your vision alone. You don’t want to get caught up in other people’s dreams unless it aligns with yours.You have to do things yourself, you can ask for assistance but it will always be you who will save yourself and who will make your dreams come true. No one else is going to do it for you and time is of the essence because if you do not show up to make your dreams come true then society will propel you to choose the dream they have decided for you.

On Vision

Whenever I feel like I am attaching myself too much to the outcome or external validation or something that is out of my control, I repeat this Mantra in my head continuously which takes away all the anxious thoughts and calms me down.The Mantra is: "Everything I desire is within me".This brings back all the attention and energy you have attached to external things and you become the centre of focus of your energy which instantly makes you more calm.

How to Detach from the Outcome

There is a dense fog that is keeping you in the dark called temptations. It can only be lifted with self-regulation and Self-discipline. The Fate of the man is to live a life of self-regulation and Self-discipline or he is a menace to society. Conformity is also a temptation.

On Temptations

Contribution to society is the byproduct of following your most deepest and selfish desires. The most selfless thing you can do is to be selfish.

Contribution to society

Don't get me wrong I'm a big fan of hard work. My parents' answer to most of my problems was nothing but hard work. However, trying too hard may produce negative results. So Sometimes it's better to sit in your power and attract. Because when you chase something you do it from a lack of mindset. But when you attract, you do it from a mindset of abundance. Sometimes it's okay to say "I AM ENOUGH".

Too much Hard work is Harmful

Anything that gives you immediate gratification is Hollow because It uses pleasures as a facade to lure you into its hollowness. It has no wisdom and truth, all it is capable of is just empty pleasures.It is like a mirage in a desert which lures you into the abyss and leaves you barren yet wanting for more.How long will you be fooled by empty pleasures? Anything worthwhile emboldens you to be persistent and perseverant. It calls out for your soul demands alignment between action and words, And most importantly delays gratification.

On Alcohol, Pornography and drugs

Choose a Goal so inspiring that all the fog clears away and your True Self Awakens.Choose a Goal so worthy that Your Ego begins to thunder.Choose a Goal so ambitious that all your addictions look trivial in the pursuit of it.Achieve any goals in 3 Steps1)Continuous Visualisation with relentless passion.2)Quality of intention on the object of attention.3)Countless Executions on the Intention without attachment to the outcome.You have two choices in life, either work on your goals or work for someone who has goals.

On Goals

You will meet monotony even when you walk the path of passion. It’s naive to think that once you go after your passion you will not stumble upon things that are monotonous. Your answer lies in the craftsmanship philosophy: Finding meaning in meaningless things.

On Monotony

Being passionate doesn't mean running around frantically and barely accomplishing anything.It is being calm like the depth of the ocean on the inside even when you're surrounded by nothing but chaos on the outside. It is, Being able to find solutions even when everything is stacked against you.Because the Antidote to the chaos of the world is the order of passion within.

On Passion

Good karma is the greatest wealth you can accumulate in the economy of the universe. Every other type of wealth is an illusion.

On "Karma"

It's not immoral to desire material abundance but abusing your soul for it definitely is.Morality as a compass, and productivity as a ship cruising towards utility as a destination.Don't stick to your morals because you can look down on others, stick to it because you are not shredding your soul into pieces for some cheap pleasures. Stick to it because it brings peace into your life.

On Morality

“I’m okay the way I am” is complacency.“I am enough” is self-acceptance."I am Enough"  Has this subtle implication that even though I have flaws, I am worth it. I can overcome anything while being open to self-improvement.

Self-Acceptance

One thing you will notice is that once you attach yourself to a meaningful goal you become immune to all sorts of life-threatening forces and addictions. And If you are aimless then you become vulnerable to all sorts of life-threatening forces and addictions.so we can say being aimless is a vice, not a virtue.

On Meaning in life and addictions

One of the biggest parts of a healing journey is being compassionate towards yourself. Don't be like “How did I let this happen? or How much of a fool I had been in the past?” Instead, say things like "I did my best to my knowledge.” Or “I was not aware back then but thank god, I know better now."When Your inner voice sounds like your best friend then you would know you’re being self-compassionate.

On Healing

When you have done enough healing you will be faced with unexpected peace and boredom. The usual inner turmoil and self-criticism will subside and self-acceptance will emerge from within. This is a gift of peace that you have earned by consciously healing yourself. Embrace it!

Thinking along the lines "Either I am gonna do it with perfection or Not gonna do it at all." Is the biggest self-sabotage there is. Just get the job done. Most of the time completion is enough of perfection.Other Self-sabotaging behavioursWhen you want to be awesome on your first try.When you only do the things that you're comfortable with.When you ruin your whole day because you didn't wake up at the right time.When you procrastinate your most important task until the end.

On Self-Sabotage

Use this phrase if you ever find yourself stuck in a negative thought pattern“Wow, brain what a great worst-case scenario you have created, I am definitely hooked. Now if you don’t mind create a best-case scenario too and flip the script.”By saying this to yourself, You will stop identifying yourself as your thoughts.Now when you are done connecting all the positive thoughts in your brain and creating a story, Play that chain of thoughts on a loop until you feel safe and reassured.

On Negative thoughts

What I often do, when I am surrounded by negative thoughts, is close my eyes and consciously turn every negative thought into different types of butterflies like monarchs, red admiral, and small white, in my mind and Imagine hovering over me. Suddenly they don’t have the same impact on me as before.

How to break the Negative thought pattern

Becoming An Adult is not about forgetting the child you once were but holding a space where your inner child can express itself freely while being protected by the adult you have become.I hope it helps you in some way.

Inner child

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