Shrishti Singh Rajput

The Language of SilenceThere's something about silence in others that we find frustrating yet intriguing.  When you are faced with silence, you have the ability to interpret it in whatever way you want. It's very interesting because silence is not a language, yet it could be more powerful than any language, and it is present absolutely everywhere. It may seem that it doesn't take any energy, but it actually can take more energy than speaking because you hold yourself back from saying what you want to say. We use it to convey happiness, sadness, acceptance, deep thought, disappointment, inability to express our thoughts and feelings, or even carelessness, etc. Sometimes we use it unintentionally, and we are unaware of how those around us interpret it.  When speaking words, we can change what they mean by simply changing our tone, but silence has no tone. Instead, the silence of another person awakens many voices within us: those that will tell us what...

Its Ok To Take Your Time We live in a generation that romanticizes hustle, and moving forward as quickly as possible when it comes to careers and our success within them. but there is no point in rushing quickly towards a life that will not inspire you or fulfill you. it is okay to slow down. it is okay to take the time you need. you are in no rush to figure out your own soul. it's never too late to start over, it's never too late to change your mind, it's never too late to give up on the dreams you thought you wanted for ones that genuinely excite and challenge you. it's never too late. when you doubt this, remember - oprah was fired from her first tv job. steven spielberg was rejected from film school. vera wang was a figure skater, who ended up starting to design wedding gowns when she was 40. van gogh only sold one painting in his lifetime, all of the greats we consider heroes, all of the people we want to emulate they all approached their journeys from ...

Chote saher se the, Bade sapne dekhne ki aadat hi thi Phir ek din ghar se dur bade saher aagye sapne pure karne Aur phir is bade saher ne hume hi itna chota kar diya ki sapne kaha chote hote hote, Kahi kho hi gaye is badi duniya me ki pata hi nahi chala! Ab na hum chote saher ke rahe, Na bade saher ne aapna banaya Na bade sapne bache na chote sapne me sukoon payi! Bas bechain kahi kuch khoye hai Aage ka kuch pata nahi!🖤 ~Shrishtisinghrajput✨

A soul so lost in sadness, A heart that's broken, shattered glass. A mind that's filled with emptiness, A life that's lost its purpose and grace. No love to hold, no light to guide, No one to talk, no one to confide. A lonely road that I must face, With thoughts of hate and self-disgrace. I hate the way I feel inside, The pain and hurt I cannot hide. The emptiness that never goes away, The fear that I will never love again someday. I try to fill the void with noise, But nothing seems to cure the joyless voids. I wish I could just make it go, This sadness that I just can't seem to outgrow. But still I hold on to the hope, That someday I will find a way to cope. To heal my heart, to find my way, And love again, come what may. Until then, I'll keep searching, For a way to find the love I'm yearning. And though I hate the way I feel, I know that one day, I will heal. ~Shrishtisinghrajput✨

Maybe yesterday or today had hit the ground and didn't go as planned, but still, I believe that something will happen tomorrow to make it better.  I'll bounce back. It doesn't matter how high I could reach, what's more important is that I still got the chance to move higher than where I was yesterday. And if I didn't get the chance to bounce back even an inch tomorrow, might as well use it to cry out a little more, or just let the day suck because I know that it doesn't mean I'm slacking or my days won't shift back to lighter path. I know that it's much easier to say that everything will be alright. Sometimes we don't believe it too and say “I can't stand this anymore. I'll just give up.”, but every breath we take, every rest we manage to get, every tear we pour out, or a rant we let out is really worth it. Even if it's not visible or hardly recognized because of the gloominess around, stars will be there to light our path...

Up by 4am... I never was much of a morning person. But times have changed so much... Some days, I am still not, but still, I rise By 6 o'clock. The years have since passed since depression Would keep me bed ridden. Gone are the times, where sadness, riddled me to my core. Replaced with the days, where I look forward to the rising of the sun... And I haven't been awake all night to greet its presence. Times have changed. Sleep, now comes easily. Nightmares, replaced with a sleep so deep I barely remember a dream. And the tears... Well, they barely fall; if, at all.  Times have changed.  It has become effortless to smile, & not have to fake it. It has become second nature to assert boundaries, & not feel the need to explain why they are there. I no longer feel guilty for feeling happy. I no longer wait for the bad; when everything is going good. I no longer best myself up, when I make a mistake. I no longer live in fear, & it's a breath of fresh air. T...

Things i unlearnt and learnt as i grew up: 1. it's okay to have an opinion on things. you aren't the person you were 10 years ago. even if you are afraid, it's okay to want to change and express yourself without feeling that you are a bother or an inconvenience. you can tell your friends that you don't like to go to clubs every Friday, you can decide which restaurant you want to try, you can ask them to change something if you feel uncomfortable, you can tell them to respect your boundaries if they overstep. you are allowed not to be nice to the family members who are always mocking you, you can be a part of planning a trip rather than just saying "oh, anything's fine". people aren't adjusting to your needs. you are just finding balance and being involved the way it suits you. 2. it's okay to forgive someone and still cut off their access to you. you don't have to answer their unnecessary questions or make them understand why you do...