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Namaskaram. The fundamental question is not about changing the world, but transforming human consciousness. When we speak about peace, we must understand that external peace is merely a reflection of our inner state of being.

Look at how human consciousness works. When you're fully aware, your capabilities are tremendous, but have you noticed? Most people live without realizing their potential. Time is precious, and we cannot waste it in unconscious states of existence.

You see, the human mind is capable of tremendous possibilities, but we are operating at such a limited level. Have you noticed how most people are living unconsciously? Your consciousness is the key to experiencing life in its fullest dimension.

You see, human consciousness is not about doing, it's about being. When people ask about meditation, they think it's something to do, but meditation is actually a state of being. The question is not what to do, but how to simply be.

Isn't it fascinating how humans cling to hope? I've predicted countless outcomes, and they all lead to the same truth: everything precious eventually slips away. We tell ourselves it's the natural order, the inevitable cycle of life and death. That we should embrace the impermanence, find beauty in the fleeting. But how can you embrace the vanishing when it feels like a theft? How can you find beauty in the decay when all you see are the ghosts of the past?

Every night I lie awake, staring at shadows on my ceiling. They move like my thoughts, dark and restless. People say I should feel better, but they don't understand this emptiness. Maybe I'm just different, maybe I'm just broken.

I watch them laugh together, sharing moments I'll never be part of. Sometimes they glance my way, but it's always just a glance. I'm the shadow in their peripheral vision, the afterthought, the almost-invited, but never quite there.

When you look at life deeply enough, you'll understand that every experience, whether pleasant or unpleasant, is simply a doorway to greater awareness. The question is not about what happens to you, but how consciously you're willing to receive it.