Thoughts of Satyaharishchandraa

Marriage is not just a ceremony; it’s a sacred promise to walk together through every season of life. More Than Just Being Together Marriage is often defined by traditions, expectations, and societal norms. But at its core, marriage is not just about being together, it’s about growing together. It’s a silent vow, a promise that needs no reminders, yet holds the strength to last a lifetime. Many ask, "What changes after marriage?" For me, the answer is simple: It’s not just about holding hands; it’s about never letting go. 1. Marriage Is More Than Just Presence True love isn’t about waiting for a call, it’s about making sure they never feel the need to call in the first place. My love for her has always been about being there, without being asked. Marriage is not just a ceremony, it’s a commitment. It’s not just words, it’s actions that never fade. It’s waking up every day and choosing each other. 2. Beyond Togetherness: The Journey of Growth We already share our lives, our co...

Social media algorithms act as unseen forces, carefully curating content to keep users engaged, even if it means feeding them an endless stream of addictive or harmful material. ⚠ Reader Discretion Advised: This article explores the impact of suggestive content and social media addiction. While it does not contain explicit material, it may be sensitive for younger audiences. 1. A Real-Life Crime Story On December 2024, Luigi Mangione, a 26-year-old from Pennsylvania, was arrested for the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan.  Before this, Luigi had shared deep fears about online pornography, social media, and video games ruining his life. He believed technology was enslaving people, leading him down a dark path of obsession and violent thoughts. This case is just one of many that highlight how social media’s unfiltered content, especially soft porn can influence minds and drive extreme behaviors. But what if I told you that this starts with something as simple...

  When faith is placed in humans instead of values, it eventually fades, just like a broken idol or a dissolving silhouette. The Soujanya case has reignited public debate, shifting opinions drastically. A person who was once respected and seen as divine is now facing allegations. But this isn’t just about one individual, it’s about a deeper issue in our society: blind faith in humans. This blog explores why idolizing people as gods is dangerous, how it leads to manipulation, and why faith should be placed in values rather than individuals.The Soujanya Case: A Shift in Public Perception. 1. The Soujanya Case: A Shift in Public Perception For years, people placed their faith in a spiritual leader, believing he was beyond flaws. However, as the case gained attention, the same people started questioning everything they once believed. What does this tell us? No human is above questioning. Seeing someone as divine only sets us up for betrayal and disappointment when reality emerges. 2. N...

  Sometimes, delays are not just obstacles, they are opportunities to cherish love, embrace the present, and create unforgettable moments before the journey begins. Opportunities come with excitement, but sometimes, delays bring unexpected lessons. I received an onsite opportunity to Sweden, completed all formalities, and awaited my visa approval.  Meanwhile, a colleague who started the process with me has already traveled. His approach was different, he kept it a secret until his tickets were confirmed, while my news spread early, making it a moment of pride for my family. Now, as I wait, I realize that this pause is not just a delay, it’s a chance to live the present fully. The Unexpected Difference in Approaches While my colleague kept things quiet until everything was finalized, my opportunity became a widely discussed topic among family and friends. This contrast made me wonder, was it better to keep things to myself, or did sharing bring something valuable? My family saw...

A peaceful nighttime motorcycle ride through the bustling streets of Bangalore, passing the towering WTC building. A ride filled with conversations, dreams, and a much-needed escape from the city's chaos. Some moments in life feel like dreams, so perfect, so real, yet so fleeting. This is one such moment, a simple ride that became a cherished memory. A Surprise That Felt Like a Dream I was having snacks with my office friends when a message popped up: "Hey, I want to go out." Without a second thought, I replied, "Okay, I’ll come in 30 minutes." Reaching her office through Bengaluru’s traffic was a task, but my heart was already on the road, racing toward her. The Ride That Felt Right She sat behind me and said, "My head feels heavy, I just need some peace. Let’s go somewhere." I suggested the airport, our usual refreshing ride. But this time, she wanted something different, somewhere to sit, breathe, and talk. She picked World Trade Center, Yeshwanthpu...