Blue Butterfly

The storm you built within your mind, Once fell on you—thunderous, unkind. It tore your skies, it rends your ground, Yet somehow, strength in you was found. Wounds bled silence, days turned grey, But healing came in quiet way. You rose again, with shaky breath, You walked away from shadowed death. You told yourself: “I’ve felt this rain, I’ve danced before with known pain.” You thought the worst had come and gone, That morning waits beyond the dawn. But when the storm no longer played— When imagination wore reality’s blade, It cut much deeper than before, Though you’d survived a hundred wars. You screamed, “I’ve walked this path in dreams!” But dreams don’t echo real-life screams. And now you float, not quite alive, The grief that you endure  The emptiness that you felt The loneliness that you grew  The suffer that you measured The heart that you torn The thoughts that you drawn scribbled  The chaos that you poured The sleep that you left The hunger that you hide The pain...

 In my previous blog I have compared Dashavatars to a man. Now I have one more perspective of Dashavatars. 🧬 Dashavatara and Human Evolution – A Journey from Water to Wisdom In Indian mythology, Lord Vishnu takes 10 forms (Dashavatara) to restore balance in the world. These forms are more than stories — they symbolically mirror the evolution of life on Earth after Big Bang theory. Science explains how life began from simple organisms and evolved into modern humans. Surprisingly, each avatar of Vishnu beautifully reflects a stage in this journey. Let’s walk through the Dashavatara and see how it mirrors the evolution of the human race. 1️⃣  Matsya – The Fish Matsya, the fish, was the first avatar. This directly connects with the beginning of life in Earth’s oceans. The first living beings were aquatic — simple organisms like fish. Just like Matsya saved knowledge during the flood, fish represent the beginning of biological memory — DNA — that passed life forward. 2️⃣  Kur...