POSITIVE MINDS

     Every day, I find myself gazing into the mirror, Admiring the beauty of the natural world before me. Capturing a moment of happiness, I add a filter that matches my mood. I am immersed in the world of social media, Ready to upload my carefully curated image. The picture is captivating, A blend of self-expression and selflessness. Yet, the image only partially reflects reality. It's time to acknowledge the truth behind the social facade. Why do we feel the need to present a false version of ourselves? Why do we believe in the mantra of "faking it till we make it"? We must either fabricate our lives or rediscover our true selves. The mirror becomes a symbol of authenticity, Reflecting the true essence of my being, not the filtered lens of society. Thousands of online friends, we often feel lonely. We've got thousands of followers, we find ourselves craving genuine connection. Ironically, despite having a substantial number of online friends, a sense of loneliness

Li fe often presents us with paths that seem familiar, ones that we choose to embark upon with the hope of finding greener pastures. Yet, as we journey closer and closer, we find ourselves confronted with a closed door—a door that forces us to make a U-turn and begin another arduous journey of a thousand miles, all the while aware that time continues to tick away. This familiar path, though not as dreadful as the unknown, still carries with it a sense of disappointment. We had envisioned reaching our desired destination, only to find that the door we hoped to enter has been firmly shut. It is in these moments that we come face to face with the reality of our dreams, dreams that we had seen with our eyes wide open. Perhaps there is a divine force at play, redirecting our path and resetting the hands of our wristwatch to the precise time of our destiny. It becomes clear that we, as individuals, do not possess complete control over our own fate. We have failed ourselves in the sense that