“You have a right to be sexually any way you like, and no one has the right to tell you otherwise.”

There’s a wound many carry. 

Not because of who they are, 
but because of how the world sees them. 

Shame runs deep in the stories we inherit, 
and freedom starts by refusing to believe them. 

Watch the Satsang excerpt here: 

Facing the Web of Shame 

A seeker spoke about his mother, about bullying. 
About rejection from the outside and from within. 

“It’s like a web of pain and fear.” 

But you’re not a child anymore, you’re not helpless. 
You can face it now, and you can be free. 

Your Life, Your Right 

“Not your mother, not anyone else, it’s your life.” 

Freedom begins with a simple truth: 
You don’t need anyone’s permission to be who you are. 

Not society’s. 
Not religion’s. 
Not your parents

You have a right to your sexuality, and anyone trying to shame you? 

They can get f****d. 

The Lie of Self-Rejection

There’s a quiet war inside. 
One part of you attacking another. 
But that inner critic, it was never truly yours. 
It was programmed into you by others. 

“You bought those judgments off other people. 
And those judgments are false.” 

When Even the Queer Community Doesn’t Accept You 

He didn’t fit in. 
Not with straight kids. 
Not with the LGBTQ+ crowd either. 

Too young. 
Too different. 
Too sad to be cool. 

And somewhere in all of it, 
a belief formed: 

“They won’t accept me. 
So I don’t deserve acceptance.” 

But it’s a lie, and it’s time to let it go. 

Stop Selling Out to Fit In 

“You can either accept yourself totally or not. 
It’s up to you.” 

Selling out doesn’t work. 
You lose yourself and still feel alone. 

There’s only one path to real belonging: 
Radical self-acceptance. 
Whether they like you or not. 

FTW: The Key to Freedom 

FTW. 
F*** the world. 
It’s not just rebellion, it’s liberation. 

Because when you stop chasing approval, 
you start living honestly. 

You start becoming free. 

Loving Yourself Is Not Vanity 

“Loving yourself is mentally healthy. 
Not loving yourself is the opposite.” 

Forget what they told you. 
That self-love is arrogant. 
That self-love is vain. 

It’s a lie from a fearful world, and it’s kept generations of people stuck. 

Love yourself. 
Start there. 
Stay there. 

You Don’t Need to Be Special to Be Worthy 

“I thought unless I became this big special someone, 
I didn’t deserve love.

Bullshit. 
You deserve love because you exist, not because you perform. 
Not because you’re impressive, just because you are. 

Not Needing Approval From Others

That’s what makes you unstoppable. 
Not needing the crowd, not bending to be liked. 

This is what true spiritual freedom looks like. 

This Is a Path to Freedom 

This path isn’t about control, it’s about acceptance and letting go. 
The conditioning. 
The fear. 
The shame. 

It’s for those who want to be free. 

It’s for those who want to live as truth. 

An Invitation to Love Who You Are 

“The whole world has problems with self-acceptance.” 

You’re perfectly broken, you don’t need to change to be worthy of love. 

Let go of who you were told to be, start liking yourself. FTW. 

Come and sit in the presence of someone who sees the real you. 

Experience Satsang with Vishrant. 

You are welcome here.