Infinity-Mars

Before Osho, I was just another human being going through the motions of everyday life.

Now, I’m utterly broken down into nothingness—nothing excites me, nothing scares me, and even anger feels like a waste of energy I refuse to spend.

I finally realized there is no God out there because I am the source, but living with this total detachment is a strange, quiet place to be. It’s liberating, yet eerily silent when the illusions you built your whole identity on just evaporate overnight.

​For those who have gone down this radical rabbit hole: Is this true awakening and freedom, or have I just intellectualized myself into apathy?

Before Osho, I was just another human being going through the motions of everyday life.

Now, I’m utterly broken down into nothingness—nothing excites me, nothing scares me, and even anger feels like a waste of energy I refuse to spend.

I finally realized there is no God out there because I am the source,

but living with this total detachment is a strange, quiet place to be.

It’s liberating, yet eerily silent when the illusions you built your whole identity on just evaporate overnight.

​For those who have gone down this radical rabbit hole: Is this true awakening and freedom, or have I just intellectualized myself into apathy?

"We are nothing but stardust trying to find its way back to the stars."

If that sentence resonated with you, welcome—you’re already my kind of person.

Hey Hyderabad! I’m a 28-year-old guy based in sainikpuri, managing operations by day at Reliance, and usually contemplating the vastness of the universe by night.

A bit about me:

The Day Job: Store Manager at Reliance—so if you need someone who can handle chaos with composure and keep things organized, I’ve got you covered.

The Obsessions: Deep-dive space cinema (Interstellar, Arrival, 2001: A Space Odyssey), mind-bending sci-fi, and practical/existential philosophy.

The Daily Vibe: I love grounded conversations over late-night chai, qui