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I am Manya Arora, a 16-year-old brown girl who is currently completing her 11th standard and is obsessed with writing and trying to change the world by telling some little realities that we usually face in our day-to-day lives. 

Hey fam, I hope that you all are doing good. So here I am back again with another blog and I hope you all will read it once.



When was the last time you closed your eyes and acknowledged the almighty universe for whatever it did to you? I'm not saying for a reason but without a reason. I postulate we all are bad at showing gratitude without any reason. You all do remember the bad phases through which you had to pass through and you all do remember that you acknowledged the universe for all the good it did to you. But what about the bad phases? Yes, they were bad because they let you go through misery but they made you strong too, they helped you be the better version of yourself which the good phases could never do. So having these bad phases were salient and if you don't believe me then for a minute close your eyes and start connecting the dots from your past and you'll know the answer the universe wants you to know. 

Everyone has to go through a rough time but always remember that life breaks you only to make you a stronger version of yourself because it makes you believe that no matter how many people join their hands to break you but you'll revamp yourself. See yourself and collate yourself with the past version of yourself and you'll find the difference, you'll get to know how much a bad phase can potency you to be strong. That's a good thing though so why aren't we grateful for all the bad the universe did to us. We keep on repeating the same mistakes again and again and then ask the universe why can't we have a propitious life. You need to learn what the universe wants you to learn and the more you'll disregard it, the more you'll have to face the same thing. So be grateful for whatever it is or whatever it was because one day you'll be glad that the universe did that one bad thing to you. 

Sometimes we do feel that manifesting things does nothing but it does. It isn't a spontaneous action. It takes time, you just need to believe in the process. 

And I'm repeating it again, "better is taken from you to give you the best." Starting from scratch is what every individual does but for being a rich businessman they need to face many ups and downs. Starting from criticism, from big industries to those industries coming under that one individual, that's what success is and you can never get success without showing gratitude. And saying a "thank you for this lovely day" is not a big deal. Trust the process and it will be worth it.


I'll be glad if this made you feel better:)



I hope that you had a good time reading it out. Have a good day ahead<3



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