sidhupb02
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sidhupb02
@209sidhu
Entrepreneur Horse Lover ਮਾਝਾ ਪੰਜਾਬ
ਸ੍ਰੀ ਅੰਮ੍ਰਿਤਸਰ ਸਾਹਿਬ Katılım Ağustos 2023
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Ripudaman Malik's killers were sentenced within a year and a half; Harjeet Nijjar's assassins have still not been sentenced. In another post I will also mention a strange link between the @One_BCHQ crew, India, and Nijjar's alleged assassins.
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spent 4/5 years by myself and i thought i had it figured out. my space, my peace, my rules. nobody showing up unannounced, nobody interrupting my routine, just me and my phone and the comfort of thinking that was enough.
it's not enough.
somewhere along the way something shifted in me. i started noticing what real community actually looks like and feels like. somebody bringing food to your door just because they thought of you. a neighbor stopping you mid-walk not to say hi and keep it moving but to actually talk, to actually see you. somebody pulling up with their dog so your dog has somebody to play with. somebody checking on you not through a text with a half-hearted "you good?" but physically showing up.
that's the stuff that keeps you alive on the inside.
i grew up watching my parents open their home to whoever came through. it didn't matter what time it was. you showed up at lunch you were eating. you came by for five minutes you were leaving with something in your hand. nobody left that house without feeling like they mattered. and somewhere between then and now a lot of us forgot that. we traded that warmth for privacy and called it growth.
social media sold us this idea that solitude is a personality trait. that being unbothered is the goal. that needing people around you is some kind of weakness. and we bought it. we locked our doors, silenced our notifications and started feeling uncomfortable when life tried to come find us.
but loneliness dressed up as independence is still loneliness.
you need people. not followers. not contacts. people. the kind that come over without a reason. the kind that sit in your kitchen and talk about nothing and everything at the same time. the kind that make your house loud and warm and full.
so open the door. add a chair to the table. find a reason to have people over. the love we need in this life doesn't come through a screen. it comes through presence and if genuinely good people are around you let them in. make room for them. physically and in your heart.
we were never meant to do this alone.....
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@peterrhague I have vivid memories of being spun around by my father from when I was about 3-4.
There’s a small chance some of them will stick!
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They will unfortunately forget these days, in terms of episodic memory. They will however retain how it made them feel about you.
N𝕖𝕙𝕕𝕦𝕞@onlyCFrancisco
They won’t forget these days
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@kanwarsidhuu perfectly said - nothing beats the feeling of being surrounded by people who genuinely care for you because there is such a huge lack of humanity and compassion and we need to live a life where we are happier and more fulfilled whatever that takes
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