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It is not too late. Some pieces just take years, and that is not the same as being late. The word YEARS is cracked and weathered, and still standing.
On the long nights, someone else has the light on too. A tall apartment block after dark, a handful of warm windows glowing, and morning coming for all of them.
A mountain does not move because a storm passed through it, and neither do you. Falling is part of the story. Still being here is the rest of it.
Tapas is Sanskrit for heat: the inner fire built by steady, disciplined effort. The idea is that effort burns away what you do not need, and what remains is who you are.
A setback is a setup. This is the moment after the fall, when you decide it was not the end of the story and get back up stronger.
Nothing quite makes sense yet, and then, line by line, it does. The lettering sharpens from blurred dots to a crisp vermilion FOCUS.
Missing is not the same as lost. Some pieces arrive late and some are waiting for the right spot, and the lettering on this shirt is being put together piece by piece.
Uttishtha is Sanskrit for “arise”. It is the word Krishna speaks to Arjuna in the Bhagavad Gita when Arjuna, overwhelmed, wants to put down his weapons and quit.
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