Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Truth begins at lies!
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
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Tuesday, April 5, 2011
When Sleep Says gud bye
Monday, March 21, 2011
i m sorry
Friday, February 25, 2011
When and how do you know its time??
Thursday, February 24, 2011
miss you
Sunday, February 13, 2011
when changes are for the better....
changes always mean adjustments, without adjustments they can not be incorporated.There was alot of hue and cry about the unacceptable will be adopted and how our life from somewhere would go back to nowhere.
Its amazing that how once we come out of the situation we realize that we are so lucky that we cant see the future, if we could, then we might not make the efforts we made for it to occur.
What kills me most now to see myself as cynic who cried in anticipation of how worse the future would be.who wasted so many minutes of the life clock to think how bad thing would get, because they are "just" going to be different.We assumed its gonna be difficult, we assumed its gonna be bad, why dont we ever think...the change might be good and for the better.
I see my self be some i wanted to be, i also see the voids of inexplicable immaturities i spend half my life reasoning, fill up gradually.
Tougher discussions are smoother now and the repeated explanation of the facts is not required.
Was just reading one of my earlier posts....
http://sonaltewari.blogspot.com/search?updated-max=2010-04-23T21%3A34%3A00-07%3A00&max-results=20
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............its fun.. its interesting this is no piece of advice.. i can afford to do this . i m privileged
but sadly i m no more " Planned and Orchestrated"
but its different....
tell me something i will listen to it.
give me something i will take it.
show me something and i bet i wouldn't be amused...!!! "
I am giving away the self which used to take what you give me. I can say No!
and i have tried it...Its a different feeling to take your decisions, its a different felling to do what you want to do...without much consultations!
My mistakes are now mine.. i have already made few...but the difference is I am proud of making them.no one knows i made them...to tell me later"See I told you to do it the other way". All pros and cons were mine, the pencil and paper were in my hand. The risk was mine. The actions and paths i would take are mine and i am happy to report i shall be solely responsible with no regrets.
Thank god i write and can always go back and check on me!- The Change.
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
The game
Thursday, January 27, 2011
new world...
Monday, November 8, 2010
छिप छिप अश्रु बहाने वालों
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Uncertainity keeps us going!
if we possesed the power to foresee.
If we could plan and unplan, accordingly beforehand,
the fear of the future would not be.
keeps us going.
what comes next, keeps us rowing.
The actions that take ,
the mistakes we create ,
only happen when we cant decipher the fate.
Ofcourse! Me! everyone says.
but that happens when we learn
from whatever it takes.
but limit you, to your tiny, tiny self.
Play the game by discovering the path,
or use cheat codes to win the attack.
Living each moment,
and not be drwan, by whats gone.
If I dont know what lies ahead,
no one does as it is said.
far is the coast, and it cant be seen.
Who gets where will be there in the end,
But the proximity depends on your dreams.
Sunday, October 24, 2010
God and Godliness

Saturday, October 23, 2010
Endless Impatience
Friday, October 22, 2010
Should you believe?


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Sunday, September 26, 2010
"Your Name" - The Jewel closest yet farthest from you
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Is there really something called the INTUITION?
Have you ever wondered if intuition is a real power—that mysterious ability to know things without consciously reasoning — or is it just a myth? Some people say that zodiac signs, like Scorpios, are particularly gifted with intuition. I’m not sure if I’m one of them, despite being a Scorpio myself. Could it be that our signs somehow influence how we perceive intuitive feelings? Or is it simply a coincidence?
I tend to believe that intuition might be less divine intervention and more about subconscious reactions. Sometimes,before facing a situation, our mind seems to make a quick guess, an implicit response that shapes our perceptions. It’s like an initial intuition that nudges us—an instinctive reaction we aren’t fully aware of—that prepares us for what's to come.
When we face a challenge, we often try to mentally prepare ourselves. We imagine the possible outcomes, breathe through our fears, and immerse ourselves in different scenarios. We experience the anxiety and hope, and when the event unfolds as we predicted, we say, “I knew it—I had an intuition.”
But how many times do we truly recognize when a positive outcome has happened? Usually, we’re so overwhelmed with happiness that we don’t reflect on whether we anticipated it. Success feels natural; we wanted it, and it’s welcome. We rarely look back and think, “Did I sense this was coming?” The answer often lies in our subconscious mind, which might have already processed it.
On the flip side, if things go wrong, we remember the doubts and fears we had beforehand. That “dip” we took into negativity or worry becomes our silent guide. In this way, intuition can sometimes be a reflection of our anxieties rather than a divine gift.
I believe that having intuition is, in essence, an honest admission of our own fears and biases. It’s like a mental rehearsal—considering all possible outcomes very quickly to prepare ourselves. If we’re confident and optimistic, we don’t need to dwell on these premonitions; we simply accept the result and keep moving forward. When we win, we feel victorious, and there's no need to look back or second-guess ourselves.
But if we lose, it’s as if we already knew. We’ve lived the loss in our mind beforehand; we’ve prepared for that disappointment. So, in a way, intuition might just be our subconscious trying to warn us or prepare us—be it for success or failure.
Now, how useful is it to constantly think ahead, to fear the worst, or to fixate on negative possibilities? Wouldn’t it be better to stay positive, be a “Pollyanna,” and trust that good things will happen? Perhaps our energy is better invested in optimism rather than worry.
In the end, does knowing or feeling that you have an intuition really change how you respond when things happen? Usually not. You still get disappointed, or you still celebrate—what matters is how you handle it in real-time. The reassurance that “I knew it all along” often comes only after the fact.
Maybe the truth is that our subconscious prepares us—whether for victory or defeat—long before we’re consciously aware of it. So, why get caught up in the game of second-guessing? Instead, focus on being a positive, resilient person. Feel your emotions, accept surprises, and leave behind the limiting notion of a “fearful Cassandra” warning us of doom.
After all, life is unpredictable. Embrace it with an open heart—whether you call it intuition, instinct, or just your inner voice—and trust yourself to handle whatever comes your way.

Saturday, September 18, 2010
Living among the dead.

Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Chalaati Ke Naam Gaali!
When a man sees man doing the same thing they saw women doing any where while driving. They would think twice to say anything , or express emotions. May be these emotions don't even exist or just casually fade away, but they do stir up, the emotions of resentment and hatred come as ignited by the sniff of irritation just by seeing a women drive. A comment that could ideally be ignored if it was any one of the same league, but it becomes totally unavoidable if be the other sex.

