Charu Sharma

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Charu Sharma

    I am Charu Sharma, a student of Mass Communication and Journalism at Chitkara University . My love for writing arrived quietly, through observation, curiosity, and the simple habit of listening. I've observed that stories are everywhere, in silence, in chaos, and in the spaces we often never look. For me, writing is not just a skill; it’s a calling. It’s the way I understand the world and sometimes how I heal from it. Writing for me, isn't just about chasing headlines; it’s about finding meaning and bringing voices to light. If my words can make someone pause, reflect, or feel a little less alone, then I know I'm writing for the right reasons. In the end, it’s not just about telling stories, it’s about telling them with heart.

    I am Charu Sharma, a student of Mass Communication and Journalism at Chitkara University . My love for writing arrived quietly, through observation, curiosity, and the simple habit of listening. I've observed that stories are everywhere, in silence, in chaos, and in the spaces we often never look. For me, writing is not just a skill; it’s a calling. It’s the way I understand the world and sometimes how I heal from it. Writing for me, isn't just about chasing headlines; it’s about finding meaning and bringing voices to light. If my words can make someone pause, reflect, or feel a little less alone, then I know I'm writing for the right reasons. In the end, it’s not just about telling stories, it’s about telling them with heart.

    The Anxiety of Silence: Why We Fear Being Alone With Ourselves
    The Anxiety of Silence: Why We Fear Being Alone With Ourselves

    By Charu Sharma

    Silence most times is more disturbing than noise as it makes us face our thoughts, who we really are, and the emotions that we have kept inside. A lot of people cannot stand silence in this world of constant connectivity. The author in this text reflects on the reasons of anxiety caused by silence and the benefits that accepting it can bring in form of recreation, inner healing, and increased self-awareness.

    Silence most times is more disturbing than noise as it makes us face our thoughts, who we really are, and the emotions that we have kept inside. A lot of people cannot stand silence in this world of constant connectivity. The author in this text reflects on the reasons of anxiety caused by silence and the benefits that accepting it can bring in form of recreation, inner healing, and increased self-awareness.

    Why You Feel Lost Even With Everything You Wanted
    Why You Feel Lost Even With Everything You Wanted

    By Charu Sharma

    We always think that the pleasure we will get in life from the realization of our dreams will be permanent. However, a big number of them end up feeling a void inside, regardless of success, money, or fame. The blog gives an account of the top five reasons for the decline of happiness after "having it all" - starting from disconnection of objectives to the feeling of emptiness - and the ways of returning the changes from emptiness to real joy through the four Cs -Reality, Now, Together, and Meaning.

    We always think that the pleasure we will get in life from the realization of our dreams will be permanent. However, a big number of them end up feeling a void inside, regardless of success, money, or fame. The blog gives an account of the top five reasons for the decline of happiness after "having it all" - starting from disconnection of objectives to the feeling of emptiness - and the ways of returning the changes from emptiness to real joy through the four Cs -Reality, Now, Together, and Meaning.

    The Search for Inner Home: Why We All Crave Belonging
    The Search for Inner Home: Why We All Crave Belonging

    By Charu Sharma

    Belonging is not just about fitting in with a group - it is a journey to find a place inside and outside of us where we are secure, recognized and valued. This article touches on the evolutionary connection of belonging to the concepts of the self, the influence of relationships, and the role of communities as a source for these primal needs, reminding us that they keep defining our emotional and spiritual lives.

    Belonging is not just about fitting in with a group - it is a journey to find a place inside and outside of us where we are secure, recognized and valued. This article touches on the evolutionary connection of belonging to the concepts of the self, the influence of relationships, and the role of communities as a source for these primal needs, reminding us that they keep defining our emotional and spiritual lives.

    The One-Minute Morning Hack That Boosts Your Mood All Day
    The One-Minute Morning Hack That Boosts Your Mood All Day

    By Charu Sharma

    A great day can start with easy steps - only 60 seconds may change how you feel and think. This article shows four quick one-minute morning tips proven by science: writing thankful notes, strength breaths, smiling, and a quick sun drink ritual. Easy but strong, these habits lift your mood, bring peace, and give energy, making you ready for a joyful, busy day.

    A great day can start with easy steps - only 60 seconds may change how you feel and think. This article shows four quick one-minute morning tips proven by science: writing thankful notes, strength breaths, smiling, and a quick sun drink ritual. Easy but strong, these habits lift your mood, bring peace, and give energy, making you ready for a joyful, busy day.

    Beyond Sweets and Standard Gifts: 6 Rakhi Gifts Your Sibling Will Actually Use
    Beyond Sweets and Standard Gifts: 6 Rakhi Gifts Your Sibling Will Actually Use

    By Charu Sharma

    This piece looks at six smart Raksha Bandhan gift ideas that move past the normal sweets and wallets. From gifts made just for them to fun event gifts and tools for a digital time out, each choice aims to be full of thought, useful, and right for your sibling's way of life, making your Rakhi act really stand out and helpful.

    This piece looks at six smart Raksha Bandhan gift ideas that move past the normal sweets and wallets. From gifts made just for them to fun event gifts and tools for a digital time out, each choice aims to be full of thought, useful, and right for your sibling's way of life, making your Rakhi act really stand out and helpful.

    Why Crying in Washrooms Is More Common Than You Think?
    Why Crying in Washrooms Is More Common Than You Think?

    By Charu Sharma

    Tears in bathrooms are not just a hidden act-they are a wide problem. From kids in school to work people, many hide in bathroom stalls to let out feelings they can't share in other places. This piece digs into why these secret meltdowns happen more than we think. It looks at the deep, social, and body-related causes behind them. By getting to know this act, we can shift from shame to self-love and start making better spots for open feelings and fixing hurt.

    Tears in bathrooms are not just a hidden act-they are a wide problem. From kids in school to work people, many hide in bathroom stalls to let out feelings they can't share in other places. This piece digs into why these secret meltdowns happen more than we think. It looks at the deep, social, and body-related causes behind them. By getting to know this act, we can shift from shame to self-love and start making better spots for open feelings and fixing hurt.

    The art of doing nothing: Why we need to stop hustling all the time
    The art of doing nothing: Why we need to stop hustling all the time

    By Charu Sharma

    In a world where hard work and being always busy are praised, "The Art of Doing Nothing" talks about why we must slow down a bit, relax, and find our own selves again. This article fights the guilty feeling we have when we are still. It shows rest as a bold way to take care of ourselves, and it asks readers to welcome times of no fun, blank spaces, and breaks from the online world. It’s a soft nudge, saying that doing nothing isn't being lazy-it's healing, fixing, and often the strongest action you can take.

    In a world where hard work and being always busy are praised, "The Art of Doing Nothing" talks about why we must slow down a bit, relax, and find our own selves again. This article fights the guilty feeling we have when we are still. It shows rest as a bold way to take care of ourselves, and it asks readers to welcome times of no fun, blank spaces, and breaks from the online world. It’s a soft nudge, saying that doing nothing isn't being lazy-it's healing, fixing, and often the strongest action you can take.

    When Nothing Feels Certain, Faith Becomes Everything
    When Nothing Feels Certain, Faith Becomes Everything

    By Charu Sharma

    At times when life is unstable and it appears that nothing goes well, faith is the still power that keeps you intact. In this article, the author shows how these four virtues - trust, patience, surrender, and courage - change the very nature of anxiety into spiritual growth, whereby fear is changed into peace and bewilderment into God's plan.

    At times when life is unstable and it appears that nothing goes well, faith is the still power that keeps you intact. In this article, the author shows how these four virtues - trust, patience, surrender, and courage - change the very nature of anxiety into spiritual growth, whereby fear is changed into peace and bewilderment into God's plan.

    The Divine Company: Why God Comes Closest When Everyone Else Leaves
    The Divine Company: Why God Comes Closest When Everyone Else Leaves

    By Charu Sharma

    Loneliness is usually the path to a higher connection when there is no one around and life looks terribly silent. The article describes the process of how solitude removes the ego, strengthens belief, and makes the divine presence visible - hence, the turning of loneliness into a holy meeting and the indication that one is not really alone but only spiritually re-routed.

    Loneliness is usually the path to a higher connection when there is no one around and life looks terribly silent. The article describes the process of how solitude removes the ego, strengthens belief, and makes the divine presence visible - hence, the turning of loneliness into a holy meeting and the indication that one is not really alone but only spiritually re-routed.

    How to Overcome Inner Darkness This Dussehra
    How to Overcome Inner Darkness This Dussehra

    By Charu Sharma

    The article discusses the idea of Dussehra being a victory of the inner darkness. One can allegorically destroy “inner Ravana” and experience the light, power, and development not only during the festival but also every day by identifying one's own weaknesses, exercising self-control, changing negativity to positivity, asking for help, and rejoicing the small victories of the day.

    The article discusses the idea of Dussehra being a victory of the inner darkness. One can allegorically destroy “inner Ravana” and experience the light, power, and development not only during the festival but also every day by identifying one's own weaknesses, exercising self-control, changing negativity to positivity, asking for help, and rejoicing the small victories of the day.

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