Do you know me?
No… you don’t.
And I will keep working,
I will keep creating,
until the day comes
when I need not speak my name,
for my work will already tell you
who I am.

I want my words
to be my recognition.
I want my deeds
to be my introduction.
Not through your approval,
not through your denial—
but through the dignity
I carve for myself.

This is my challenge.
This is my vow.
Whether you accept it or not,
I have already accepted it.
Until my name stands tall
beside my identity,
I will not stop,
I will not rest.

By Usha Maniar

Many times my mind tells me,
“Delete your number,
erase your name from my phone.”

But my heart…
it never agrees.
It clings to every memory,
to every hope,
and whispers—
“Some bonds can’t be deleted,
they live beyond logic,
inside the soul.”

✍️ Usha Maniar

There is one undeniable truth of life — death.
One day, every heartbeat will fall silent,
and all that we built, dreamed, or feared will fade into stillness.

But there is another truth, far greater, far deeper:
If you live with kindness,
if you lift others when they fall,
if you share inspiration that lights their path —
then you never truly die.

Your body may rest,
but your spirit continues in every smile you created,
in every life you touched,
in every heart you awakened.

This is the only immortality that matters —
to live beyond death,
not in monuments of stone,
but in the gentle echoes of love, compassion, and hope
you leave behind.

At times, the clouds
try to hide the moon.
But they forget—
its light
can never be concealed.

Truth and radiance
always find a way,
no matter how deep
the darkness may be.

— Usha Maniar

"Waiting to live tomorrow is the greatest folly — live wisely with what you have today; needless worry about the future is pointless."
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                  To postpone life for some imagined tomorrow
is the truest kind of foolishness.
Hold today with mindful hands —
worrying for a future yet unseen steals your present.

Speak to the universe each passing hour,
offer thanks for every gift it sends.
Believe this truth with all your heart—
the universe will never let you fall.

— Usha Maniar

The more deeply you learn to understand others,
the sooner you awaken to the truth within yourself.

— ✍️ Usha Maniar

When the soul begins to leave the body,
It might whisper with a gentle lament—
Why did I not live the life I longed for,
Why did I let ‘no time’ be my constant excuse?We often postpone our dreams with hollow reasons,
Blind to the truth that time slips quietly away.
The final moment teaches the ultimate lesson—
Life isn’t measured in years, but in moments truly lived.So cherish today, embrace your true desires,
Don’t wait for ‘one day’ to chase your dreams.
For when the last breath draws near and soul takes flight,
It’s the life you lived with passion that shines bright.

Life flows quietly,
yet every breath carries a name.
I sit by the window,
watching the path unfold,
hoping it leads back to me.

Waiting is both hope and fear—
a fragile prayer in silence.
For what if the door closes,
and the one I long for
turns away forever,
leaving only echoes in my heart?

— ✍️ Usha Maniar

✍️ Usha Maniar

In the office, we all worked side by side,
yet five of my teammates were closest to me.
The difference?
I had a degree, they did not.

Still, they worked harder,
often better than me—
but blinded by pride,
I looked down on them.
I forgot—
the salary was never mine to give,
it came from the company,
and I had no right to hurt them.

Time moved on…
Three of them studied at night
while working by day.
One day, they rose higher than me,
becoming my seniors.
It hurt my ego.

Then came an evening—
they invited me to dinner.
Everything was arranged with care:
my favorite food, my favorite colors.
I thought it was to mock me.

But they spoke with respect,
with gratitude in their eyes.
They said,
“Sir, your strictness pushed us forward.
You made us realize the value of education.
You were our inspiration.”

Tears filled my eyes.
That night, I understood—
greatness lies not in degrees,
nor in positions—
but in treating everyone with dignity.

A kind word,
a little encouragement,
can change a life.

Never belittle anyone—
fate gives each of us
what is written for us.

We are, after all,
just colleagues,
walking the same road,
learning from one another.