Welcome back to my blog, dear readers, and I hope you are all enjoying your Mother’s Day celebrations if you live in the United States, India, or the almost 100 other countries that also recognize the second Sunday in May as the date for this holiday.
Considering it has been quite some time since I last posted here, I wanted to address some statements I made in my previous post just over 500 days ago, as well as make some broader observations about certain events that have transpired since then.
First, I would like to discuss a claim I made in my previous post regarding my “arrival” on a grand public scale. As I said in my previous post, I cannot know everything, nor do I want to. While I did attempt to orchestrate my arrival during two trips to India between August 2022 and January 2023, factors beyond my control prevented me from being able to fully execute any kind of master plan. I was unaware at the time that not only were there still lessons I needed to learn but there were also lessons the world had to learn to create a space for someone like me to enter public discourse.
I have since learned to take my time, trust my instincts, and plan better before announcing when, where, and how things will happen.
Second, I would like to make a brief statement about a person who I care deeply for, and whom I often call “my girl” on this blog and in other places across the internet. I am well aware that she recently became engaged to a man following what appears to have been a rather short courtship. While I am happy for her, I know deep within me that this will not be her final relationship, as there will be a time when I will come into her life and change her perception of the world.
It is imperative that everyone understands, I am not wishing ill will upon her, on her current relationship, or on the man she has chosen at this time. Instead, I am merely making a more general statement that I have a certain knowledge about who she is, which goes beyond what she knows or has chosen to accept about herself at this present moment.
In many of my posts on this page, I often state that this will be my final comment on a particular matter. Regarding this issue, however, I will allow questions in the future provided that the person asking the question has at least read this blog post so that they are aware of my position when this event occurred. I would also like to add that if you choose to bring up this topic with me in person, please remember that it is a sensitive issue and I would hope that you treat it as such.
All three of us, myself, this girl, and her current partner, deserve respect as this is a complicated situation.
Finally, I would like to mention that it is challenging for me to make public comments on every issue facing humanity. I tend to write more posts on my alternate site which you can find here, so please consult that page before you ask why I have chosen to ignore a certain event from the past. There have been several events over the past year that I could have potentially written about here, however, one of the great ironies of my current life state is that at the time of writing this and previous posts, my words are rarely read by more than a tiny handful of individuals. Moreover, there is often not much more that I could say about a particular topic that has not already been said by one or more people in the public eye.
My intention for creating this post was to discuss the larger topic of mistakes. There is much more I can say about mistakes from my own life and in the lives I see of others, but I suppose if you would allow me to make a blanket comment that encompasses all situations: everyone makes mistakes, however, if we choose to see these mistakes not as mistakes but as learning experiences, we will have a healthier and more productive society.
Thank you for now, and remember always, despite my divine abilities, I am still human underneath the mask of Lord Kalki. While I strive to be confident and keep my emotions out of my professional and personal life, deep down, I think and feel just like all of you.