Thoughts and stories on cause and effect, soul evolution, and the invisible threads that shape destiny.
Karma is not just about every action you do. It’s more about the intention behind your action. Like when you do something, what was going on in your mind at that time? What was your intention? That makes a big difference.
Have you ever found yourself trapped in a dream that plays on repeat? Perhaps you're perpetually late for an exam, endlessly falling, or being chased by an unseen force. These recurring dreams aren't mere nocturnal reruns; they're the subconscious mind's way of sending encrypted messages, urging us to pay attention.
Have you ever woken up from a dream that felt more like a message than mere imagination? A vision that lingered—personal, vivid, even prophetic? Across cultures and timelines, sleep has long been considered a sacred threshold—a portal where realms blur, and the unseen becomes accessible. In this mysterious liminal space, ancient seers, mystics, and yogis have encountered ancestors, spirit guides, and even their own higher selves.
We often experience déjà vu moments, repeated patterns, and recurring metaphors in our lives — certain types of people, events, or situations that seem to loop back again and again, like life is echoing its own story. In Vedic philosophy, these patterns are not random. They are symbolic karma — a subtle language through which the universe (or our own deeper self) communicates.