Neeta Reshamiya

Lost or Stuck? Your Inner Kurukshetra The Battlefield Within: When Doubt & Struggle Collide Life is rarely a smooth path—it is woven with moments of uncertainty, hesitation, and crossroads that force us to confront our deepest fears and unspoken questions.   🔹 Why does my journey feel unclear? 🔹 Why do I feel stuck despite knowing my goals? 🔹 Am I resisting change, or is this a call for redirection? Whether in career, personal growth, relationships, or leadership, these dilemmas create our Inner Kurukshetra—a battlefield where our aspirations, doubts, and emotions wage war against each other.   Lost vs. Stuck: A Universal Crossroad   Though intertwined, feeling lost and feeling stuck carry distinct energies:   🔹 Feeling Lost—A phase where the past no longer feels right, but the future remains unclear. It may stem from an identity shift, a sudden realization that previous choices aren’t leading you where you truly want to go, or life pushing ...

  Fearless Freedom: Mahakali’s Roar— Unleashing Strength, Transformation, and Liberation. Kali Kali Mahakali Kalike Parmeshwari — Goddess Mahakali, boundless and formidable, embodies transformation, power, and resilience . She doesn’t just wield weapons—her greatest strength lies in her unwavering courage, her relentless fight for justice, and her refusal to retreat . But isn’t that the same battle women face today? The struggle may not unfold on a literal battlefield, yet every day, women step into the unknown, confront barriers, and fight for their rightful place —whether commanding fighter jets, leading nations, or breaking societal norms. Women Who Defied Limits True warriors do not wait for change—they lead it. 🚀 Indira Gandhi —India’s first female Prime Minister, proving leadership transcends gender. 🚀 Kiran Bedi —the fearless IPS officer who transformed Indian policing. 🚀 P.T. Usha —sprinting past limitations, proving resilience is unstoppable. 🚀 Sunit...

Happy Mother's Day !! Heal Her, Hail Her—A Mother’s Day That Calls for Action This Mother’s Day, 11th May 2025, carries a different weight. As we celebrate the mothers who nurture, sacrifice, and love unconditionally, we must not forget the greatest mother of all—our beloved Bharat Maa. She has always given, always protected, always blessed. But today, she carries wounds that time alone cannot heal. Her dignity has been challenged. Her self-esteem shaken. The pride that once stood tall has been scarred—not by defeat, but by betrayal. She has witnessed injustice unfold, her honor tested, her patience exhausted. The air still echoes with grief, the sindoor of widows flowing like silent prayers to the heavens. She has stood in anguish as brave sons laid their lives down, as shadows of loss stretched across her soil. A mother of peace was forced into battle. A mother of love compelled to defend herself. How do we heal her? Not through words alone, but through collective action. ...