Finding My Light

What motivates you?

My motivation doesn’t come from ambition or the desire to compete. It’s a quieter, more relentless force—one rooted in hope. It’s the belief that one day, truth will stand unshaken amidst the noise, and shadows will retreat not in fear, but simply in the presence of light.

What drives me isn’t revenge or resentment. It’s the profound hope of finally seeing the reality behind what I endured for years, both personally and professionally. I experienced situations that were never meant to be necessary, yet somehow became inevitable. I encountered people who consciously or unconsciously stifled growth, and systems that rewarded silence over honesty.

I don’t wish harm upon those who were part of that suppression. I carry no hate, only clarity. But I also no longer offer them space in my life. There’s no more room for those who thrive in ambiguity, who play games of hide-and-seek with integrity (the ones who got into my family and siblings life and to the work place). This isn’t about pushing them away in anger; it’s about choosing not to let them in again.

My motivation is deeply rooted in a principle I hold close: “Asato mā sadgamaya”—from untruth to truth. These aren’t just words; they are my path. I believe in light—not the kind that blinds, but the kind that reveals. I believe in truth—not the one spoken in haste, but the one that is revealed in time. And I believe that exposure is not about disgrace, but about clarity. It’s about no longer pretending.

This is not a tale of blame. It is a quiet declaration of boundaries, a reclaiming of my space, and a refusal to shrink anymore. What motivates me is the end of the game—the unmasking of truth, the return of power to those who never deserved to have it taken. It is the hope that those who once walked in shadows will no longer be able to hide.

In the end, I walk toward the light—not just to see, but to be seen. I walk to live not in reaction, but in truth.