bhaskar saikia

Life doesn’t come with instructions. It comes with moments—some beautiful, some brutal, some unbearably ordinary. What you do with those moments decides whether your story echoes or fades.

Think of it this way:

• If life is a song, sing it. Don’t mumble the words or hold back because someone might judge your tune. Sing with all the cracks, highs, and lows of your voice. Even if the world doesn’t applaud, your soul will.
• If life is a battle, fight it. There will be days when nothing feels fair, when obstacles seem taller than mountains. But every fight you survive makes you stronger, sharper, braver. Retreat if you must, but return with courage.
• If life is bad, cry and get up. Tears are not weakness; they’re release. Let them fall, wash your pain, and when you’re ready, stand again. The world only sees your comeback, but you’ll know the strength it took to rise.
• If life is good, make it great. Joy is not a destination; it’s a beginning. Don’t stop at comfort. Push further, savor deeper, and share wider. Multiply the good so it spills beyond you.

And above all—
If you are alive, make it count.

Because one day, there will be no song left to sing, no battles left to fight, no tears left to shed, no joys left to taste. What will remain are the footprints of how you lived, the echoes of how you made others feel, and the mark you left on the canvas of time.

Life doesn’t ask for perfection—it asks for presence. Don’t just pass through it. Live it in full voice, with full heart.