bhaskar saikia

There are moments when the world feels overwhelmingly vast, and we stand in the middle of it, unsure of where we’re going or how we got here. The path ahead is unclear, and we wonder—am I lost? Did I miss something, make the wrong turn, wander too far?

But what if being lost isn’t the truth? What if it’s simply a chapter in a story where the map hasn’t been drawn yet?

We tend to think of ourselves as lost when we don’t know the next step. But not knowing doesn’t mean we’ve strayed from our path—it just means that this part of our journey hasn’t been charted. This is the space where growth happens, where the unknown teaches us things the well-worn roads can’t. Sometimes, being unsure is exactly where we need to be.

You are not lost. You are in the part of your story where the next page is still unfolding, where the ink hasn’t dried, where the future hasn’t yet taken shape. The beauty of this moment is that it’s still unwritten. The map is coming, but for now, you’re creating it as you go.

So breathe. You’re not wandering aimlessly. You’re discovering, step by step, a place that has yet to be named—and in time, it will become part of your map, a chapter you look back on and say, this is where I found my way.