"The Predefined Algorithm of Life: Are We Truly in Control?"

Are we aware of the fact that we are living according to a pre-defined set of algorithms and flowcharts of life? Landing a safe and successful job at a reputed company, earning a high-paying salary, owning luxurious cars, wearing branded jewelry, and having perfectly portrayed happy marriages are all pre-defined by certain societal algorithms. Looking externally, it often has to be a government job with a 9-to-5 schedule, a fixed salary, and the reputation of the company. This is the logic and formula that an individual must adhere to in order to appear successful and stable in a societal sense. But in the same way, the abstract perspectives are never questioned — Is the person happy? Does he feel successful? Is his routine flexible enough? What about his salary — where is he investing it? Is he spending on momentary pleasures or on something that brings him peace? Abstract feelings are always sidelined by logic. But why? Are we not human beings?

Similarly, what does it mean to have a successful and happy marriage? Is it simply having two to three children and a perfect-looking husband and wife? Is that all there is to it? Have you ever gone deeper and asked yourself about internal validation — Is that it? Am I living up to my expectations? Am I fulfilling my life’s purpose, or am I merely following the flowchart of life that someone else defined? Someone who set the rules for when we should marry, at what age, how many children to have? And after that, we just accept it as fact. But what about your inner feelings and realizations? Have you ever stopped for a while and wanted to change the diagram of life? Haven’t you questioned the entitled family life and thought about what you can actually do to break the patterns? I guess we never did, did we? We are so conditioned to follow the given formula that we never stop to think — will this formula help me? Is this my right time? Was I not born for something else?

There are also societal patterns that dictate how a person should feel — who is the victim, who is the cheater, who is the predator, who wins, and who loses. A person may feel like a victim when they realize their inner strength and voice have been suppressed by external forces, when they are not loud enough to make others understand their perspective. And the ‘predator’ or ‘guilty’ party? That is someone who feels they’ve crossed societal boundaries due to circumstances beyond their control. The same person can feel like a victim, a loser, and a failure, yet also be seen as the opposite. The triggering element, the catalyst, is what defines this flux. The same individual can be perceived as a cheater or as someone who was cheated. It’s a universal game, often labeled as “karma.”

Power dynamics play into this as well. Sometimes power is as simple as an elephant overpowering an ant by stepping on it, but that same elephant can be taken down by a tiger. What do we define this as? It’s a hierarchy we’ve followed for centuries — sometimes feeling powerful, sometimes like a victim. There’s always a consistent enigma or force, an energy that evolves and shifts. If you catch it at the right time, if you harness and apply it, then yes, that little ant can indeed become dangerous to the elephant. This is when people claim they are gaining power astrologically or that it’s “their time,” their luck. But that’s not entirely true. Energy and vibrations are always around you — it’s up to you to catch them at the right time and use them properly or let them slip away and fall into low vibrational energy. These things keep on changing, my dear.

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