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Hey all you wonderful people! Thank you so much for keeping up with this blog and me :P for three whole years! Thank you so much to help me become a better writer and to all you wonderful people who personally reviewed each and every article of mine. But now it's time for me to focus on other things. These have been three wonderful years you guys! Thank you so much. Keep exploring. Keep spreading the love and light. Lots of love, Nidhi.

The bitter truth of life is that we are all slaves. We are slaves; Slaves to money, to our minds, to our own emotions, to the people around us, to the so-called society, and to many more things that do not need to be mentioned. And the funny part is that some of us love being slaves to these things; we do not mind, not one bit, when these thing control us. We always tend to find ourselves in sticky situations, to be torn between the choice of individualism and of being socially accepted, the choice of following your mind or your heart, the choice of being loved deeply and of being loved widely, the choice of being your own saviour or of waiting for that one saviour, or even the choice of making a choice! We could go on and on listing the choices that we have to make everyday, every hour and every single moment of our lives. So is, getting over this entire slavery, one of the many choices that are offered to us? Always easier said than done. But can we, really, choose to liberate ours

          During the past one week, or probably the entire past year, I've again and again come across the fact that we humans love to be under illusions. Mostly that one of ' can't '. We always let ourselves believe that we cannot do a certain thing, cannot accomplish a certain task, and so on. If we do try, and then decide that a certain thing is not meant for us, it's a completely understandable reaction. But about something that we haven't ever tried, who do we ourselves decide that we can't do it. Knowing your own positive and negative aspects is a very good thing and a very necessary one too. But without giving it a shot, why do we decide that, "Naah! This just isn't me." Is it the fear of failure that stops us from doing some things? Is it the fear of dissapointing the ones that love you and look upto you? Is it the fear of being laughing stock to the ones who already look down at you? Or is it something else that we aren't aware of

Author's note: First off, I'll like to thank all my readers. WordsFromLifee completed 3 years last month!! All thanks to you wonderful people out there who read this blog. Keep reading, keep reviewing. :) :) :)           We all, at least once in a lifetime, tend to use the words, "There's more to life" or a question like, "Isn't there more to life?" School going kids, college students, corporate mobs, artists, old people, everyone tend to say that, "There's a big world out there and so much more to life". And the funny thing is, everyone is right! There is so much that we haven't heard of, places that we haven't been to, things that we haven't seen, feelings that we haven't felt, things we haven't experienced... It's a scary thought, isn't it? Almost makes you realize how tiny we are and how limited time we have. But, I always say, "We do have very little time given to us, and we have to try to mak

Author's note:  I know that a lot of my previous posts have been about human relations and before that, I started this blog with a post about depression. This one too, is close by. If this post manages to change the outlook towards the entire topic, even for one reader of mine, I'm going to count that as a plus score in my favor. Do read and review. :)

Author's note:   Dear readers, I hope you enjoy reading this. And I really wish people figure out what I want to say here. I do get somewhat twisty now and then. Read and review. :)