bhaskar saikia

Many think being a dreamer is romantic or effortless. It’s not.
A real dreamer is a warrior in disguise.

They fight silent battles—against ridicule from others, self-doubt, heartbreaks, and moments of deep frustration. Even if they overcome all of this, there’s still a quiet sadness that follows them. Because chasing something different, something extraordinary, is always a lonely path. No one truly understands your dream—not even other dreamers.
Because a dream is a secret whispered by the universe only to you.

Dreams Are Personal

A true dreamer doesn’t chase applause.
For her, the real joy lies in completing the journey and sharing that joy with the one she loves—someone who understands her heart. That fulfillment is too deep to explain. Only the soul can feel it. So, she doesn’t need to prove anything to the world.

She celebrates in silence—on a mountaintop, in a quiet forest, under the open sky. She doesn’t need an audience. Because real dreamers don’t seek validation.
Their world is enough.

The Journey Never Ends

After achieving a dream, a dreamer often feels empty.
But that emptiness doesn’t mean she is lost.
It means she’s ready for her next dream.

Dreams feed her soul—just like food feeds the body. And with every journey, she grows wiser. She learns where to step, what to avoid, and how to fight better. She wins battles again and again—until her final day, when only death can pause her restless spirit.
But even then, her soul remains untamed.

The World Needs Dreamers

The world needs such people—dreamers who refuse to settle.
They are the winds of change.
They shape history.
They move civilization forward.

And no one chooses them to be this way—they choose themselves.
Every individual holds this power inside. We are not small or meaningless. Each of us can play a central role in changing the world.

But many people die without realizing what they could have become. They never dared to dream.

So, if you have a dream—believe in it.
Walk the path.
Fight the fight.
Because when you do, you don’t just change your life—you help the world evolve.