THE ART OF RISING

THE ART OF RISING

My solitude, my battles, my hidden strength, my hard-won success

Bidita Rahman

I have wandered unseen roads,
Carried invisible burdens on my shoulders.
Smiled through tempests, swallowed my worries whole,
And waged silent wars deep inside.

There were nights when my thoughts thundered louder
Than the restless world beyond my door.
When I questioned the very shape of my existence,
And wondered what cause kept me fighting.

I’ve felt the heavy weight of solitude,
Of holding dreams too vast for my surroundings.
Of giving my all in silence, without applause,
Of building hope atop uncertain ground.

Yet solitude revealed something beautiful to me:
Not every empty room echoes with loss.
Sometimes, when the world hushes to silence,
You can finally hear the voice that lives within your soul.

I’ve stumbled, yes,
I’ve failed, yes,
I’ve watched golden chances slip through my fingers.
I’ve faced disappointments that almost convinced me
That tomorrow would mirror the shadows of yesterday.

But my darkest chapter does not define me,
Nor am I measured by the times I fell.
I am the courage that carried me forward,
The silent strength no one could see.

I have shaped my pain into purpose,
My struggles into stepping stones beneath my feet,
My disappointments into fierce determination,
And my loneliness into a strength that is wholly mine.

I no longer run after applause.
I no longer plead to be understood.
I am learning to trust the winding path of my journey,
Even when the road twists away from what I imagined.

Let them misjudge the power in my silence.
Let them misread the rhythm of my pace.
I am not racing against anyone else;
I am determined to arrive at my own place.

One day, these sleepless nights will reveal their meaning.
These sacrifices will become the story I tell.
The doors that closed will stand as reminders
That rejection was only a bend in my journey.

And when success finally discovers me,
I will remember the person I once was,
The one who held nothing but a dream,
A wounded heart and the courage to believe.

I will celebrate, not for an easy life,
But because I never surrendered.
Because even as the fire circled me,
I found a reason to rise from the glowing embers.

I am still in the making.
Still fighting on.
Still learning,
Still growing into myself.

My solitude is not a weakness.
My challenges do not define my identity.
My failures are not where I am headed.
And my success will never be an accident.

I was forged in silence,
Strengthened by every struggle,
Driven by a purpose that burns,
And destined always to rise.

My journey is far from over.
My greatest chapter waits to be written.

— And this time, I am writing it myself.

Daily writing prompt
What’s a fear you’ve overcome — and how did you do it?

Fear is a natural human instinct; it is part of our survival instincts. So it is normal to have fear, but when it becomes exhausting and fear needs to be fixed, I prefer physical exercise; mentioning martial arts or simple walking, journaling, and simple breathing techniques can help to overcome overwhelming fear.

Everything is Metaphor, Decode the Metaphor!

Every single piece of humanity is a metaphor (a hidden code of envy, jealousy, anger, microaggressions, and greed). When you decode it, it needs to go back to the real story behind the activity. Genetics plays a role, but something beyond genetics, human consciousness. You can use your genetic power or defuse it. The choice is yours. The meaning of human behaviour is far more than our general thinking. Humans are the precious creation of Allah. Every single piece of universal creation inside the human being; it can think, create, attract, and destroy. The power of humans is unbelievable. The power of consciousness from the soul is unimaginable. That is why we need to empty our minds to decode human activity, their fear, and their contentment. The traffic of the mind is unable to decode; clarity and serenity of soul connection can make things more transparent and easier. Choose the people and feel their energy to understand the importance of being real.

اتقوا الله “fear God” or “be God-conscious.”

Bidita Rahman