The Invisible Hand Over My Head Since I Incarnated!

I sometimes get amazed at how I receive divinely timed messages exactly at the moments when those very things are either coming to pass or are already unfolding before my eyes.

Every word this Psychic speaks feels like she is narrating my life story. I have experienced everything she said. In fact, as a child, I didn’t even understand many of the things happening around me. But now, when I look back retrospectively at my life, I can clearly see how every single event transpired and why it unfolded the way it did.

And yes, when she said — “You are carrying what’s not yours to carry, and you are fighting battles that do not belong to you” — it resonated with me so deeply because it has been literally true in my life.

I was dragged into battles that were never mine to begin with. Those who were actually supposed to fight them stood at a distance, watching me struggle to survive, and at times even applauded while I appeared to drown. Yet, I still chose to walk through the fire, even when I knew I might have to walk through it alone in this material 3D realm.

The only thing that kept me going was my unflinching Faith in the Supreme.

I survived seasons of betrayals, torture, manipulations, envy, ill will, and hatred thrown across my path in ways I had no idea how to handle — only and only because of Divine Intervention at every step.

And so yes, I completely understand what this lovely Psychic says when she speaks about never truly being alone — because I too have felt that an entire army of Spiritual Warriors has always guarded and guided me into safety.

I remember once being asked by a powerful officer, “Don’t you feel scared fighting such battles?”

And I told him how I have always felt an invisible hand over my head. The hands of my Gurus and Divine Beings have never let me down — even in moments when I cried tears no one saw, when I felt fear deeply, yet still chose to take leaps of faith and make the choices I felt divinely guided towards.

Today, I am simply grateful to be a humble servant of the Divine. Grateful that God always reminded me of who I truly am. Grateful that I was never allowed to go stray or to lose myself, even when circumstances made it so easy to choose shortcuts leading towards malafide victories by becoming someone I am not — bitter, manipulative, cruel, vindictive, envious, destructive, egotistical, or unkind.

And last night again, I received another message that  mentioned these words — “God is with you.”

The moment I heard those words, I was instantly taken back to a memory from years ago, when someone I deeply loved once left me standing in the middle of the storms  saying those exact same words — “God is with you.”

Back then, those words were spoken almost as an escape from the commitment of togetherness… as if human presence could be replaced by spiritual consolation. And perhaps at that moment, I felt extremely hurt and abandoned more than comforted.

But today, after everything life has shown me, I realise that it all ultimately comes down to this one Eternal truth — that everything which came at me first had to face HIM before it could ever reach me.

And maybe that is why, despite all odds, despite every storm, every betrayal, every attempt to break my spine, something beyond human understanding always carried me through the tides lashing against my soul! 

Time and again, I was gently led back by that Divine Power towards being my authentic self, towards continuing safely on my path without turning bitter, hardened, or into a stone-hearted person 💜. Simply because HE walked before me in every situation and kept revealing HIS presence through countless synchronicities — signs that almost shouted aloud that HE was always walking beside me.

And perhaps that is why, in so many ways, the Universe keeps reminding me how proud they are that I trusted the process and never allowed Fear or Doubt to overpower my Faith during the Darkest Night of The Soul phase of my life!.

Thank You, Divine, for guiding every step and every breath of mine that I have surrendered to You.

Forever a Seeker of Truth & the Divine,

Meraki Pegasus

Dr Racchana D Fadia

Synchronicities Continue!

One of the most happiest day of my Life, I received the message that My Ancestors are free now and had some awesome synchronicities that cannot be reasoned with mere coincidences

Later was Mindblown with the psychic reading I was directed to automatically - exactly what I have been through, from word to word! 

Thankyou for being my best buddy Universe!

Lotsa Love Light & Gratitude!

Meraki Pegasus

When Justice Delays, Faith Decays: A Reflection on Law, Power, and Patience in India

The idea of justice is not merely legal; it is civilizational. Societies create institutions like courts, police, and procedural law not just to punish wrongdoing, but to replace revenge with reason. The rule of law exists so that individuals do not become judges, juries, and executioners driven by grief, anger, or bias.

Yet, a difficult question emerges: what happens when this very system begins to fail?

Modern legal systems including the Indian judiciary were built on a simple but powerful promise: impartiality, due process, and timely resolution to those having genuine grievances. The state assumes the responsibility of addressing grievances so that citizens do not descend into personal vendettas.

This transition from personal revenge to institutional justice was one of humanity’s most significant civilizational achievements.

However the very foundation of such civilization progress seems to have Fractured with Delays, External Influences, and Erosion of Trust of those having genuine grievances

In India today, that promise often feels strained as Cases linger for years, sometimes decades; Poor suspects become undertrial prisoners and outnumber the influential criminals out on bail as they await hearing for years while rich criminals appear to navigate the system differently through connections and honey of money; Victims and their families endure prolonged uncertainty and emotional exhaustion.

The issue is not just delay, it is perceived inequity in today's society as if only the rich and influential can afford to be heard and get timely justice. 

When justice appears selective or endlessly postponed, it begins to lose moral authority and shift the psychology of masses from Faith to Frustration!

When institutions fail to deliver timely justice, a dangerous transformation occurs in public consciousness because Faith turns into skepticism -Skepticism turns into frustration - Frustration risks turning into justification for self-help

This is where narratives from culture and mythology begin to surface as moral reference points.

Dharma vs Law: The Example of Lord Ram and Ravana

In the Ramayana, there was no neutral judiciary between Lord Ram and Ravana. Ravana, a sovereign ruler himself, was both the offender and the authority. In such a context, the conventional framework of justice did not exist.

Lord Ram’s eventual battle against Ravana and Killing of Ravana or "Ravana Vadh" as it is called in Hinduism is therefore not called as "Murder" but is interpreted as "Dharma Yuddha" - a war to restore moral order when institutional recourse was absent.

The celebration of Dussehra symbolizes this victory of righteousness over tyranny.

But there's a critical distinction:

Lord Rama killing Ravana was not an act of impulsive revenge, it was a last resort after attempts at dialogue, negotiation, and warning had failed.

And Many Victims when they do not receive justice despite running from pillar to post, take up the same route to get justice - in self respect and honor - reminds me about the acts Protagonist of Dhurandhar - 2 -  Jaskirat Singh Rangi when he takes law in his own hands after his family was butchered over simple property dispute! 

The Dangerous Misinterpretation

Drawing a direct parallel between mythological justice and modern legal systems can be misleading.

India today is not a lawless battlefield—it is a constitutional democracy. The judiciary, despite its inefficiencies, still functions within a structured legal framework with checks and balances.

If individuals begin to justify personal retribution on the grounds of systemic delay, the consequences are severe:

• Escalation of violence
• Breakdown of legal order
• Targeting of innocents due to misjudgment
• Erosion of civil rights

In effect, society regresses to the very state that law was designed to prevent.

The Real Issue Is Reform, Not Replacement

The frustration is valid. The solution, however, lies not in bypassing the system, but in demanding its reform.

Key areas that require urgent attention:

- Judicial capacity expansion (more judges, better infrastructure)

- Fast-track courts for sensitive and high-impact cases

- Police reforms to ensure impartial investigation

- Accountability mechanisms for undue delays

- Transparency in high-profile cases

Justice delayed may be justice denied

BUT

Justice abandoned is CHAOS unleashed.

The story of Lord Ram is not a license for vengeance—it is a lesson in restraint, patience, and acting only when all avenues of justice have been exhausted and when no institutional mechanism exists.

India today is not devoid of institutions, it is struggling with their efficiency.

That distinction matters.

The real battle is not between individuals and wrongdoers—it is between faith in justice and temptation toward revenge.

A society that loses faith in its institutions risks losing its moral foundation altogether.

The answer, therefore, is not to become arbiters of justice ourselves, but to ensure that the system entrusted with that role becomes worthy of that trust again 

but the main question still remains - Will the reforms be truly seen to be acting in reality or only dictated for trail of records and for namesake on papers and documentary statistics! 

Dr Racchana D Fadia