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🌐Lying is a Disease – Accept the Truth, Embrace the Power

🌐Lying is a Disease – Accept the Truth, Embrace the Power

Mustak Aalam July 20, 2025

Introduction

Lying is a disease. Think about the first time in your life when you tried to lie. Your voice trembled. Your body shook. Why? Because your body itself rejected the lie — it knew that adopting this habit is like accepting a slow poison. Over time, that discomfort disappears, and the lie becomes a part of your system. But the cost? Your authenticity, peace, and strength fade away. Today, more than 90% of people survive by lying. But the bigger truth is: They’re not lying to others. They’re lying to themselves.

Key Points

🧠 The Lies We Tell Ourselves You want to achieve something. You fail. Someone asks, “What happened?” And you say: “That thing ruined my plan.” “If that hadn’t happened, I would’ve succeeded.” You justify and protect yourself by shifting blame. But deep down, you know the truth: You failed because of your own actions. This is where the most powerful word steps in: > "Acceptance is a Big Deal." Instead of creating stories, just say: “Yes, I failed. Because of my own fault. But next time, I’ll not repeat the same mistake.” Even if others try to comfort you by blaming someone else, still say: “No. I failed because of myself. I can’t change the world, but I can change myself.” That’s real growth.

Example

💔 Acceptance in Love You love someone. But they don’t love you back. Now you might say: “If that person wasn’t in their life, maybe they’d love me.” But the truth is — they just don’t like you. So say it with strength: “She doesn’t like me. And that’s okay.” If she loves someone else, still say: “She has the right to love whomever she wants.” Real love has no expectations. You can care for someone deeply, but you can’t demand anything in return. That’s not love — that’s selfishness. And if someone taunts you — “She doesn’t even notice you.” Smile and say: “True. She doesn’t. Still, I wish she finds her happiness. Even if not with me.” This kind of acceptance will make you powerful.

Conclusion

🚫 The Fear of Acceptance Most people run away from acceptance. They fear that if they accept their mistakes or failures, people will call them weak. So they cover up — With justifications. With excuses. But deep down, they are not saving themselves, they’re just delaying their healing. --- > "Dhage me lagi ganth apni mojudgai ka ehsaas hamesa karati rahti hai." (A knot on a thread always reminds us of its presence.)