Zubin Rashid

Your dream is waiting.
But so is your excuse.
Which one will you listen to today?

I am not here to rush.
I am here to live.
I am not here to chase.
I am here to be.

I see through the illusions the world creates -
- food that poisons while it tempts,
- promotions that flatter while they empty,
- propaganda that divides while it deceives.

These are not truths. They are traps.
They are the chakravyuh where many are lost.

I step away.
I choose simplicity.

- An afternoon siesta.
- A song that heals the soul.
- A pause that restores the spirit.
- Work that I love, not what the world expects.

Simplicity is not less.
Simplicity is more -
- more peace, more freedom, more calm.

Yes, I hear the voice that whispers,
“Have you achieved enough?”

But I know the deeper truth:
Achievement is not the applause of others.
Achievement is the freedom within.

And I am winning that quiet battle,
- choosing calm over chaos,
- choosing love over hate,
- choosing unity over division,
- choosing truth over noise.

For hate may shout,
but love - lived in silence - lasts longer.

This is my creed:
Life is not a race to be finished.
Life is a journey to be felt.
Its meaning lies not in accumulation,
but in awareness, in simplicity, in love.

I believe life is not about rushing, but about living.

Not about chasing, but about being.

I see through the illusions the world creates
-fast food that feeds disease,
-promotions that feed ego,
-propaganda that feeds hate.

I know these are not truths, but traps.
They are the chakravyuh people get stuck in without realizing.

Instead, I choose simplicity.
-A quiet afternoon nap.
-Music that heals.
-Breaks that give back energy.
-Doing what I love, not what others expect.

For me, simplicity is not less - it is more:
more peace, more freedom, more calm.

I recognize the tug of doubt - “Have I achieved enough?”
- but I also know that real achievement is inner freedom, not outer applause.

And slowly, I am winning that inner battle,
moving towards calm rather than chaos.

I value compassion over competition,
unity over division,
truth over propaganda.

I know hate is loud,
but I believe love, though quieter,
is stronger if lived every day.

At the heart of it all, my philosophy says:

"Life is not a race to be finished - it is a journey to be felt.
The meaning lies not in accumulation, but in awareness, simplicity, and love."