She walked into the cave to escape the storm.
But the storm was inside her.
Years of heartbreak, rejections, missed chances.
She called it “bad luck.”
The Universe called it “auto-repeat.”
Inside the cave, she found a scroll.
It read: To change the outside, rearrange the inside.
At first, she scoffed.
Then she paused.
Then she started watching her thoughts like clouds.
Not judging. Just noticing.
She caught herself expecting pain.
Expecting disappointment.
Expecting the same-old, same-old.
So she changed it.
Not her job. Not her city.
Her expectations.
She rehearsed gratitude like it had already happened.
She dreamed of the destination, not toward it.
She became the woman who already had the joy she longed for.
And that changed everything.
Not overnight. But fast enough to know it wasn’t a coincidence.
Most people try to fix the mirror.
The real move is fixing your reflection.
→ #DhandheKaFunda: To escape your old life, stop being your old self.
Reality bends when you show up as the version you’ve never dared to be.
(Insight Credits: Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself, by Dr. Joe Dispenza – I got this book as a gift from a friend this Birthday)
