Ritika Mishra

यह एक कविता है जहाँ एक पक्षी बरगद के पेड़ से अपने गहरे लगाव को पीछे छोड़कर, जीवन के नए सफर की ओर उड़ने के लिए खुद को मुक्त करने की बात करता है।

Boon or Curse” is a spoken word reflection on duality — the thin line between blessing and burden. Through raw emotion and quiet intensity, this poem explores how the same gift that elevates us can also test us.

deep realization

move on is incomplete if ypu dont detached fully.

Beauty in the broken

a last good bye feeling

"Karma karo, fal ki chinta mat karo" is a famous teaching from the **Bhagavad Gita** (Chapter 2, Verse 47). It means, *"Perform your duties without being attached to the results."* Lord Krishna advises Arjuna to focus on righteous actions (karma) and not be overly concerned about success or failure, as the outcome is determined by divine will. This principle encourages selfless work and detachment from material rewards.

Spirituality is the pursuit of a deeper understanding of life, existence, and the self, often beyond the material world. It involves a connection to something greater, whether it be a higher power, universal energy, or inner peace. Unlike religion, which is more structured and based on specific beliefs or practices, spirituality is often more personal and fluid, allowing individuals to explore their own path to meaning and purpose. People engage in spirituality through practices like meditation, reflection, and mindfulness to foster a sense of peace, compassion, and connection with themselves and the world around them.

"This poem explores the connection within ourselves and the two sides of life—positive and negative. It talks about how our choices shape our lives, much like a phoenix rising from loneliness and finding new strength."

I met the most trustable person within myself in this entire world full of liars and cheaters.