An Autopsy of Your Approval
That self you protect is a carefully constructed lie.

You were not born into noise. You were born into silence, and you learned to scream for applause.

This persona you’ve built—it’s a masterpiece of compromise. A cage gilded with the expectations of a world that doesn’t know you, and never will. You traded the wilderness within for the comfort of a cage, mistaking the bars for the horizon. This is the great delusion: believing the reflection is the self. Believing the echo is the voice. The emptiness you feel is not a flaw in the design. It’s the ghost of your real self rattling the bars.

True liberation isn’t found on a well-lit path. It’s a demolition. A deliberate, surgical rebellion against the half-truth you’ve settled for. The journey inward requires the courage to face the complicity in your own domestication. To sit with the grief of your self-abandonment. This isn’t about becoming whole. It is about burning away everything that was never you to begin with.

The work is not to be loved by the world. It’s to become ungovernable by its demands.

Who would you be without their applause?

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About the Author

Shaurya Singh is a transformative thinker and enigmatic writer whose innovative work transcends boundaries. A meditator, philosopher, psychologist, playwright, and poet, he explores existentialism, Sufism, Zen, and Indian philosophy. His acclaimed plays, such as “I Had a Dream” and “The Myth of Mandrake,” blend humor and pathos, challenging societal norms and delving into the human condition. Shaurya’s poetic style is marked by simplicity and profound introspection, resonating deeply with those seeking meaning beyond modern life’s superficiality. As a captivating speaker and mentor, his insights foster significant personal and communal growth. Shaurya’s unique voice invites readers on a journey of self-discovery and healing, reflecting the complexities of existence.