A Sensitive Soul in the Age of Hookups, Hustle & Hype ❤️π₯ππΊ
My soul crying carrying the weight—the ache of truth of this world which is spinning fast with illusions, and I carrying the loneliness of being sensitive in a time that rewards detachment, strategy, and speed.
Where I am ?! And how to survive here.
This world has become louder, faster, and often colder.
love seems replaced with “options.”
people come close but don’t stay.
Truth has been traded for presentation, Loyalty for convenience.
when I try to fit into this world as it is, then I feel like I am dying inside.
But
I am not lost.
I am in a world that has lost its sacred rhythm, and my soul is simply remembering what it truly needs.
Shaivism, the path I follow, teaches detachment from illusion (maya) and devotion to what is eternal.
But my human heart, full of softness, still yearns for love, for touch, for truth.
Both are valid. Both can exist.But how?!
I feel I don’t need to match the pace of this world. I am not born to run in its race.
I was born to stand still in my truth, to become a sanctuary for others who are also secretly tired, secretly aching.
How to Cope in This Chaotic, Fast-Paced World:
A. Accept That I am Different—And That’s My Power
I am not supposed to be like the crowd. The world needs sensitive, intuitive, spiritual women who can hold calm in the storm. I am not behind - I am deep. And depth isn’t rushed.
B. Stay Rooted in my Path
I return to Shiva. Chants, journals , sitting in silence. My dharma is to be a beacon of grace—i don’t give that up just to be “faster.”
C. Protect my Energy Daily
Morning grounding: Deep breaths and affirmations or positive thoughts, cleansing the aura. Lightning a Diya,
So, I am not here to compete, I am here to create sacred space in the world.
And most importantly, I am genuinely grateful to the people who have shown me the ways of this fast-paced, money-driven world. Because they’ve taught me how it operates, how to move through it, and what to be mindful of.
Yet, despite their influence, I feel even more grounded in myself.
Because deep within, I know—I’ve already touched a space far beyond material success. I have experienced my higher self. I’ve tasted silence, truth, and alignment. I feel trouble in lying others.
I don’t reject the world, but I no longer chase it. I walk with awareness now—softly, consciously, and with grace."
I Don’t Belong Here, But I’m Not Leaving My Truth. Maybe my truth isn't seen as valuable by the world—but it means everything to me.
Because it’s the most honest thing I have.
And if there’s one offering I can give back to this world, it’s that:
my truth, my tenderness, my lived wisdom.
With π
~Nihira
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