Pranshu's Prolific Pen

Life should not be measured by materialistic things or money, but by the good people in it. Wealth, possessions, and status may bring comfort, but they cannot bring genuine happiness or lasting fulfillment. It is the kindness, love, and support of people around us that truly enrich life. Friends who stand by us, family who care unconditionally, and strangers whose small acts of goodness touch our hearts—all these define the value of our existence far more than any material gain. By cherishing relationships over riches, we find meaning, joy, and a life truly worth living.

 "And nothing in this world can break you when you have a strong woman beside you supporting you every time, who is also your sister." Nothing in this world can truly break you when you have a strong woman beside you—especially when she is your sister. Her support, encouragement, and unwavering presence act as a shield against life’s challenges. She celebrates your victories, lifts you during setbacks, and reminds you of your worth when doubts arise. A sister’s strength is not just in guidance but in the shared bond of trust, love, and understanding that withstands any storm. With such a companion by your side, resilience becomes natural, and even the toughest trials feel surmountable.

“Only someone who has lost their peace of mind truly knows its value.”  The only person who truly values peace of mind is the one who has lost it at least once. Experiencing turmoil, stress, or inner conflict teaches us how precious calmness and balance are. Those who have known unrest understand the weight of anxiety and the cost of a restless heart, which makes them cherish tranquility all the more. Peace is not something to take for granted—it is earned through experience, reflection, and the lessons life teaches. Once lost, it is never forgotten, and its presence becomes a treasure that shapes the way we live, think, and relate to the world. "The only person who would value peace of mind is the one who has lost it once."

 "Have tea and be happie" Sometimes, happiness comes in the simplest of moments—like having a cup of tea and just being. Life doesn’t always need grand plans or constant activity to feel fulfilling. Sitting quietly with a warm drink, savoring its aroma and taste, allows the mind to slow down and the heart to rest. Small pleasures like these remind us that joy is often found in the everyday, in moments of calm and presence. So, take your tea, breathe, and let yourself simply be happy.

"Be happy and busy in your small world." Be happy and busy in your small world. Life doesn’t always require grand achievements or constant comparisons with others to find contentment. Focusing on your own space, your passions, and the little joys around you can bring immense peace and fulfillment. When you stay engaged with what matters to you and nurture your own growth, happiness naturally follows. A small, well-tended world can be a sanctuary of satisfaction, reminding us that joy often comes from appreciating what we have rather than chasing what we don’t.

 "There’s nothing wrong with welcoming good people into our lives." "Sometimes we wish to add new people in life; it's  not wrong to add good people to our lives." It’s not wrong to add good people to our lives; in fact, it is one of the most enriching things we can do. Sometimes, we wish to welcome new people into our circle, seeking fresh perspectives, support, or companionship. Positive, kind, and supportive individuals bring encouragement, joy, and wisdom into our journey. They inspire us to grow, lift us when we stumble, and make life’s challenges more bearable. Surrounding ourselves with goodness does not diminish our independence or authenticity—it strengthens our spirit and fosters meaningful connections. Choosing to welcome good people is a conscious way to nurture a happier, healthier, and more fulfilling life.