COSMOS & NATURE
A normal girl loving this universe and dives deep into astrological concepts. It started out as a general childhood craze, simply looking at those daily-rashi-phal (zodiac predictions) made me wonder: How can people say these things without any context? How can they predict someone else's feelings or how their day will go? Everything remained a mystery until my father became a master in astrology through a crash course. He had a great guru and was a dedicated student, following whatever his guru instructed, even if its an imposition! lol. Thanks to my dad’s knowledge and genes, I was able to interpret predictions with the same level of genuineness and logical balance, going deeper into the occult. Astrology isn't my only path into the esoteric. I also owe my dad credit for teaching me yoga at home, Even though I had plenty of online references and YouTube tutorials, I could never fully grasp things without knowing their roots. My dad excels at breaking down yoga, Ayurveda, Homeopathy, and traditional Indian practices, having adapted his village roots into a city lifestyle. Like him, I’ve always felt a deep connection to nature. Growing up, I didn't know how to label it. I didn't even have a set goal in 11th grade or college, not for anything, I wasn't so ambitious like others so cautious of choosing a dept in 11th grade. I was very well flexible and honed my skills across various sciences and subjects. Then boom., I ended up pursuing Energy & Environmental Engineering, even though my heart lay in Forestry. Cut-off scores and caste discrimination redirected me away from government options, leading to plenty of turmoil in private, corporate, and unrelated sectors. Through it all, the person writing this is still that same child who loves nature. Over time, I’ve developed the patience and technical skills needed to navigate the world, supported by the universe itself. Alongside astrology, I love astronomy and am slowly learning it as a vast ocean. Loving both Earth and space equally led me to GIS during my degree, and I’m now honing those skills while bringing creativity into my blog and books. Lol I never expected myself to be the tech integrater while admiring to traditional and cultural practices. If you want to learn more about these crossroads, explore my posts to get to know me better. As I dive deeper into meditation and intuitive practices connecting the cosmic world with the material technical world, I’ll be sharing more of that energy here.
PRAKRITI
Since I love nature, nothing in it feels separate from me. I see all living things as deeply connected, which led me to study plants and animals in detail. Taking Biology in high school and Environmental Engineering in undergrad allowed me to explore each concept in depth to figure out my path. I often get excited by new concepts and re-evaluate my choices based on what I’ve recently learned. Yet, I’ve realized that what we presume to be our "profession" isn't always what we are destined for; our true destination lies in what we can offer on a deeper level beyond surface excitement.
Even with these realizations, I still crave the thrill of biodiversity, traditional research, and the endless permutations and combinations of nature existing in its own possibilites so I planned on to use this label to make the best/most out of each natural domain in dept. For instance, if I write about cats, I won't just cover their native origins and traits; I'll also explore their connection to cosmic energies. Because this content requires depth, I’ll take my time building it, but it will be well worth it.
TUESDAY
I named it too differently from the other two simply because I was born on Tuesday lol. Anime fans or weebs who have watched Carole & Tuesday might recognize the reference; and yes I copied the reasoning from the initial episode but I was really born on tuesday! In my teens, I closely resembled her character: loving music and wanting to learn instruments, even if I haven't had the chance to do so yet. That’s okay, though, because I’ve evolved into a different person now, and material pursuits don't bother me the same way. So why am I still talking about anime, music, and material topics? Because I don't view them as sterile; I see life in them. Most obscure anime contain the esotericism needed to master life beyond just a trending vibe. Through anime songs and experimenting with my own original art rather than just fan art, I’ve come to appreciate how hardworking and unique the anime industry is. Every time I struggle with drawing human anatomy, I realize how practice leads toward perfection. Despite admiring art rules, I don't always follow them, nor do I need to. I believe any art created soulfully carries life and gently calms others. My art feels childlike to me, but it flows from within. I rarely use reference images; usually, I envision something and an altered result emerges organically. Through art, I understand life: we are often redirected not to get lost, but to rediscover ourselves and align more accurately with our destiny. There is so much I adore about art: color psychology, color theory, and dimensions like 2D, 3D, animation, photography, and fashion. Everything we experience in the physical world is full of art and color. etc like clothes that we wear and the house that we live in 3d. Everything has its own art, but it is also the illusion, Life isn't strictly 3D; there are higher dimensions and deeper pathways of the soul that I’ve experienced through meditation. The patterns and visions I notice there are far more vivid than real-world art. We can explore these concepts in this label possibly. I’ve also included my linguistic journey here, as language is simply another frequency the cosmos uses to bridge different wavelengths.
That is how I transitioned from Sruthi to Prakriti to Tuesday & back to the real Sruthi.
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