Voice of chittan @ Swetha Thiruchanuru

Death ..No No..a thought of death itself imparts valuable lessons—reminding us of life's impermanence. Neither promotions nor status endure. I rarely thought so far on this " What is permanent? ".  I am trying to understand through practical experience that " Nothing " Is permanent except the Changes in Life.   It's essential to contemplate the state of our minds on our deathbed, where Mother Death awaits, taking us back to her lap as we return to the ashes, mirroring our origin from the mother's womb. Life, a fleeting journey, teaches us profound truths through the lens of death's inevitability. In its impermanence, we find the futility of chasing promotions, comparison and social status. The essence lies in contemplating our state of mind on the final bed, where Mother Death awaits, completing the circle from the womb to ashes...a poignant reminder of our cyclical origin. Live purposefully, for in understanding life's brevity, we find the wisdo

Namasthe. Have you ever paused to ponder the fleeting beauty of life? Consider the quote, "We meet but briefly in life, if we touch each other with stardust, that is everything." How does this resonate with your understanding of the impermanence of our existence? కలిసి భొజనం చేయడం, మన వాల్లతో నవ్వు మరియు కుటుంబ బంధాల నిండిన సాయంత్రంని ఊహించుకోండి. ఇప్పుడు, సాధారణ సంఘటనలు అసాధారణంగా మారినప్పుడు పూర్తి విరుద్ధంగా ఊహించుకోండి, కానీ మీరు ఎప్పుడూ ఊహించని విధంగా. రెప్పపాటులో అన్నీ మారిపోయే ఆ కీలక క్షణాలను మీరు ఎదుర్కొన్నారా? సాధారణం..అసాధారణంగా మారిన క్షణం గురించి ఆలోచించండి -  జీవితం యొక్క అనూహ్య స్వభావాన్ని బహిర్గతం చేస్తూ మీరు అలాంటి ఆకస్మిక మార్పులను ఎదుర్కొన్నారా? The phone call that announces a departure, a loss – a stark reminder that nothing in life is permanent. How do you cope with the shock, the chaos, and the surreal scenes that follow such moments of profound change? Amid the sadness and tears, have you ever felt a strange peace, a clarity, a deep connection to life? H

 Namasthe!  In your experiences, how do you approach the inevitability of missing people? Can you view it as an integral part of your narrative, recognizing the impermanence of connections? Examine your emotional baggage. Are there grudges, jealousies, or fears anchoring you down? How might releasing these negative emotions create space for personal growth and positivity in your life? When someone chooses to share their life with you, how do you express and reciprocate love? On the flip side, when someone decides to leave, how do you navigate the process of gracefully letting them go? Here you go...  Balancing emotions is a true sadhana, a spiritual practice within ourselves. In life, missing people becomes a part of our narrative. If someone chooses to be with you, share your love generously. However, if they decide to part ways, let them go gracefully. Every individual's journey is a unique expedition, and our growth in life is intricately woven with the threads of our experience

  Hey All,  Namasthe and welcome to the Voice of Chittan.  I know it's been quite long that I didn't be in touch with my readers. But I always do research before writing any blog which will help for my readers to ponder on their self help.  Today let's have a discussion on dealing with Censorious people.  In a world where opinions clash and judgments rain down, finding your voice amidst censorious people can be a daunting task. Yet, it's essential to remember that your individuality is a beacon of light in the vast sea of conformity.  Have you ever felt the weight of rules and the scrutiny of censorious individuals stifling your true self? Do the echoes of external judgments contribute to anxiety, creating a chokehold on your self-esteem? In the journey of self-discovery, have you pondered on what creates you self doubt?  This blog is about Navigation in life amidst such an environment.  One of the best help that an individual can do for themselves is knowing their wort