“We did not enter this world merely to be accepted, admired, or understood. We came with the capacity to learn, the freedom to choose, and the responsibility to give meaning to our existence. May we live so thoughtfully, love so sincerely, and pursue our purpose so faithfully that, when our journey reaches its end, we can greet eternity with gratitude rather than regret.”
— Bidita Rahman
By Bidita Rahman
I did not come into this world
To kneel before another’s pride,
To beg for love from hardened hearts,
Or let their judgments chart my course.
I was not born to please the crowd,
Nor justify the dreams I chase,
Nor carry every cruel remark
Like shadows that refuse to fade.
Let whispers travel through the wind,
Let bitter tongues pronounce my name;
Their words cannot diminish me,
Their judgments cannot write my fate.
I have no time for borrowed hatred,
No days to squander on hollow praise;
My soul was made for greater journeys,
For loftier peaks and brighter days.
I came to gather wisdom’s light,
To turn my suffering into grace,
To rise beyond my yesterday,
And face my destiny with courage.
I came to learn the art of courage,
To build where others chose to break,
To unearth strength within my silence,
To give far more than I could take.
Let others measure life by applause,
By fleeting power, wealth, or fame;
I seek the wealth of inner freedom,
A soul that will not bow to shame.
For when the final sunset calls,
And earthly victories fade away,
When all my battles turn to silence,
And time has nothing left to say,
I wish to meet the Supreme Power
With neither bitterness nor fear,
But with a smile upon my spirit
And gratitude for every year.
And if I’m asked how I have lived,
May my existence be my reply:
I learned.
I struggled.
I grew.
I achieved.
I loved.
I endured.
And I never surrendered my soul
To the judgments of the world.
I did not live to please humanity.
I lived to honor my humanity.
And when I finally meet eternity,
May I carry no unfinished courage,
No unlived purpose,
Only the quiet grace of a peaceful smile,
And a soul that knows
It truly lived.
© 2026 Bidita Rahman. All rights reserved.
By Bidita Rahman
The moon holds my scars,
I forgive the fading past,
Grateful, I bloom free.
Humans are the best creation of Allah. The best creation of form, color, height, beauty, and strength compared to Allah’s other creatures. The most important thing is that humans can do anything, be anything, and create anything. Why? Humans are created in three things: 1. Allah’s Soul, 2. Balance, 3. Dirt (Grounded power): Humans have the instrument (body), background (family and genes), unlimited potential for power from outside, inside skills, and an automation system. Humans have power over any animal or other creation.
Some humans can be adopted from the database (thought) to make themselves like a chameleon. They can easily copy others, pretend others, and be like others. The human system already has this character, but some can unlock this system. The Chameleon Effect is when the mind unconsciously mimics things like behavior, posture, facial expression, and mannerisms of someone else in their social environment.
Why did I raise this topic to write? Good Question. Some people can mimic sick people, and become sick; some mimic positive people and become positive; some mimic excellence and become excellence. We all mimic those in different different areas. As I discussed, this application is already in our system, but some unlock some levels, some less. You know what can be best for you or worse for you. Through my experiences with humans, I deeply understand that something strange comes to mind. What human cannot do? When I see the surroundings, I realize nothing humans can’t do. Humans can do everything. Humans can change, but some bases can stay with us. The important thing is that everything is temporary except for change. Change is permanent. Change can be good, bad, complete, or transformation, depending on your goal and purpose in life.
So, choosing your best is your choice.
Bidita Rahman
The art of changing and modifying thought is to train the bottom line of the dilemmas. It makes your thinking pattern, and the hidden disability creates a premature thought process, then the entire body believes in that way. What the people are, how they work is by your eyes is the thinking process; it could be right or wrong. It may not be the actual deliberation. The origin of the appearances is different from the judging process. In that sense, educating the mind means that you know the definition of your behavior and how it works. The system plugins may need to understanding mysticism and reality—the differences between self-delusion and self-understanding, where your experience needs by experimenting with possible fluctuation. The magic is spiritual perception, and the trick is to focus on the root level of the exploration. If you know the mystery of the problem, not scattered the questions, then an understanding of your portfolio’s melody can work well.
Bidita Rahman
