Bak bak by Banerjee

Yags if it’s not 24th august pls don’t hear it…I LOVE YOU>>>LOVE…happy birthday

Hey dumbo, happy birthday, I love you, aankhon mein teri ajab si ajab see adaaye hai🤍

Today I just spoke...about the title as u can read...just in more depth...I hope you’re doing okay! Take care...I love you...stay blessed ❤️👾

In a world that sometimes convinces us we have to change, or edit ourselves, in order to be loved, it is so important to reintroduce ourselves to our own souls again. If you are struggling with fostering self-love, try asking yourself who you truly are, deep down. Ask yourself what you like, and dislike. Ask yourself how you want to feel when you go out into the world. Ask yourself what your non-negotiables are, what your standards are, what you never want to settle for again. Really think: Who are you when you’re alone with your mind? When you’re not trying to be everything for everyone? What genuinely makes you happy? What ignites you? And while it can feel overwhelming to sit with yourself in that way, while it can feel so foreign, it’s a great first step towards showing up for yourself. When you love others in your life, you want to get to know them on the deepest level in order to be able to love them the way that they need to be loved. So when it comes to a relationship with yourself, you need to know yourself on that level too, in order to love yourself the way you need to be loved. TAKE CARE I LOVE YOU.

So in this episode I just clarified about wether we have multiple soulmates and what our relationship should be like with our “forever loved ones.” Super casual episode and lots of burping...love you take care

Welcome to bak bak by Banerjee...10 episodes done...11th one got changes done...new face,new name, new look...and LOADS OF LOVE❤️...hope you guys like this episode...reach out to me @ughbanerjee on Instagram and I’ll text you back always...I’m here for you if you need someone to talk to.

Honestly I was gonna rant about a ladka but fuck boys...so I answered 70 questions which is a trend going on insta pe and honestly in this ep I have been very very honest and I love this episode...THANK YOU FOR STICKING WITH ME TILL EPISODE 10 I love you all!

Thank you so much for all your birthday wishes...I hope yall like this episode...kinda recorded this for myself but I love yall muah big chumma<3

The way you write or talk during your last few days as a human being with a heartbeat are radically different. I’m not there yet, but I have read some interesting blog posts from people who have been. They are the final lessons. Last words. A meaning for one’s short vacation on Earth. As you read the final words before someone’s death, you’re inspired, not sad. The subject of death is the most motivating one in the self-help genre. It’s the type of written essay that makes you think about your own life and puts it all into perspective.

No description needed. I’m just being honest and sleepy. Welcome to my audio journal part 1

Hello and welcome to my podcast “the symposium “. I love talking and I have some great stories so I thought let’s start a podcast and share my story with everyone... in my podcast I talk about anything and everything and if you wanna join me in any episode simply hit me up on @rishikaaaa.b On Instagram ! Love yall and welcome to the family ❤️

Just be yourself and love yourself...today mals and I ranted, spoke about self love and other small things...hope yall enjoy this ep

Today was a casual episode. Yags and I spoke about our take on love, our definition, our heartbreakkk!!!!(we also preached) so go hear it rn and tell me if you can relate, also there are many cute bloopers also we gave in some really good song suggestions!!!

TRIGGER WARNING: rape & suicide TH1RTEEN R3ASONS WHY is an American teen drama web television series developed for Netflix by Brian Yorkey, based on the 2007 novel Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher. The series revolves around high school student Clay Jensen and the aftermath of high school student Hannah Baker's suicide, who leaves behind a box of cassette tapes in which she details why she chose to end her life. Today I shared my learnings of what the show taught me :)

Join Rish on the third long recording of the symposium podcast where once again she rants about her single lyfe, twinkle toe(sagu) and Rish talk about shinchan and refresh childhood memories. Also Rish didn’t pay twinkle toes to come on the show :)

On this episode Rish and Rushi answer the remaining weird questions and have a jolly good time,some uncomfortable moments and also rish embarrasses herself more than 3000 times also the episode ending is weird and no I didn’t pay rushi to be here! Love you guys for listening! Ciao

So firstly welcome to the first episode of “the symposium “ where I awkwardly stutter and embarrass myself & I also answer listeners’ questions. Omg also I love you for listening!

Waking up to headline after headline of mass killings and black lives dying at the hands of police, I am struck by the fact that racism, ignorance and bigotry has not only continued to thrive in the 21st century, but it rules our society. On Tuesday it was Alton Sterling, Wednesday we read about Philando Castile and this morning it’s five officers and one black man hanging from a tree. I am ashamed of who we’ve become. Every day we shout, type and post about #injustice, #blacklivesmatter and voice our opinions on gun control. Each night we go to bed in our safe homes, holding onto the notion that we can make a difference by doing nothing at all. “Enough is enough,” we claim, and yet fear grasps us by the throat and holds us down until we choose safety over action. Wake up, America. Jesse Williams’ now infamous speech rings so much louder today than it did even just two weeks ago. “I don’t want to hear any more about how far we’ve come when paid public servants can pull a drive-by on 12 year old playing alone in the park in broad daylight, killing him on television and then going home to make a sandwich,” he urged. But here we are again, in the same position, offering our prayers and moments of silence. It’s not enough. There are good cops out there, I fully believe this. But if they are not willing to stand up to their colleagues, then they are part of the problem. If we cannot or will not speak up against police brutality, we are part of the problem. The gun is in our hands, their blood runs across our fingers. It’s time to take a stand, not fighting violence with violence, but by demanding justice at the foot of the White House steps and at the doors of our local government offices. We should not rest until those who’ve murdered innocent lives are brought to justice. United we stand, divided we fall. All lives matter? Yes. But black lives are being targeted so no matter what color you are, this should be your charge. In 2016 alone, police killed 123 black people according to The Washington Post, last year that number was 258. Remember their names. Dontre Hamilton. Eric Garner. John Crawford III. Michael Brown Jr. Ezell Ford. Dante Parker. Tanisha Anderson. Akai Gurley. Tamir Rice. Rumain Brisbon. Jerame Reid. Tony Robinson. Phillip White. Eric Harris. Walter Scott. Freddie Gray. Trayvon Martin. Sandra Bland. Kathryn Johnson. Sean Bell. Rekia Boyd. Amadou Diallo. Kimani Gray. Kenneth Chamberlain. Travares McGill. Alton Sterling. Philando Castile. Every day African American men and women step onto a battle field, and while I can’t begin to imagine what that feels like, I know they shouldn’t have to live in constant fear for their lives. These beautiful humans need to know that justice will be on their side in the future. Otherwise we’ve failed them. This is no longer a sweep-it-under-the-rug topic, it’s an epidemic. How do we make a difference? We write letters, we join (peaceful) protests, we educate ourselves on racism, support movements financially, teach law enforcement the difference between skin color and a violent criminal, and we refuse to let injustice continue in our court systems. But we don’t do nothing, we don’t sit behind computers and allow Twitter to speak for us. We’re too far past that point now. This is the only world we get, let’s stop screwing it up.

I used to crumble if I failed at something. Even the littlest things that I mess up on. Sometimes people would even tell me it doesn’t qualify as a failure, but to me, it usually felt like it was. Over time, though, I learned that failure, however you define it, is a part of life. There’ll be major highs and terrible lows. I slowly learned how to be okay with that. Well, sort of. It’s a constant work in progress. But it was difficult coming to that realization and what I perceived as failures would often play a part in how I make decisions for my life. I’d play it safe, do what I thought was the right thing to do, and ultimately, even when I didn’t realize it, I was always trying to please people. Not just my family, but even friends around me and whomever that I meet. I was always trying to reach for the things that I thought were important, but really, they weren’t. Being kind to yourself One thing that I’m constantly trying to work on is being kinder to myself. This is key in accepting that failure is simply part of the process of growing and learning. If you make a mistake, own up to it and learn from it. But most importantly, love yourself even despite the mistake. Desire to take good care of your heart and mind even knowing that you messed up. Cease the self-destructive comments you make about yourself. Celebrating small wins It could be as little as getting a thumbs up from your boss on something you did well at work or getting yourself to the office on a day that you didn’t really feel up to it. The smallest things are what makes the big things achievable. You have to find a way to enjoy the process of it, even if it doesn’t seem like that big of a deal. Finding the humor in life Sometimes life throws you lemons, and it might not be just one. It could be several in a day. Or a week! And well, it can be incredibly disheartening. I’m a sensitive person and there are stretches when I feel down for a few days consecutively. When I’m already not feeling particularly great about myself, I often find that bad things happen throughout my day. I feel like I perform slower at work, I miss the bus and have to wait 20 minutes for the next or it starts to rain when I didn’t bring my umbrella out! It’s almost like the universe mirrors your current perception, and I personally believe there’s something to that. Always try to find the good in life. There’s always something good. Even if it doesn’t make you laugh, a smile or a small lift in mood would suffice. Join RISHIKA(me) and KRINA as we talk more about dealing with the grind and failures!

Too often, we are taught to believe that our soulmate is someone that we fall head over heels in love with. We are lead to believe that our soulmate is the keeper of our romantic love. The one that we will spend the rest of our lives with. The one that we will “ride or die” for. Well, this isn’t entirely false. Except, lately I’ve started to think that maybe our soulmates aren’t the ones that we choose to marry, or the string of on-again-off-again boyfriends that we once had. Maybe, our soulmates are our best friends. I’d like to believe that mine are. I’d like to believe that the people I will be spending the rest of my life with are the ones that have always been by my side; the love that truly has not altered. We don’t really take much time to thank our best friends. Sure, we’ll tell them that we appreciate their support when we’re going through a rough time. We’ll give them a shout out on their birthday, and talk about how amazing they are. We’ll smile when they show up at our door with cake…But they do so many things for us that go unnoticed. Thank you for being there through all the heartache, all the breakups, and all the ones that we lost. Thank you for holding my hand during the laughter and during the tears. Thank you for giving me stability through this chaos that we call life. So this is a thank you to my best friends, the friends that became family, the love that has been there from the very beginning; my real soulmates. riends come and go in our lives and our tribe is always changing. It is like the phrase “for a reason or a season.” As you grow and change, so do the people you choose to surround yourself with. At times, all your friends will mesh together well and then there will be times when you have to hang out with different groups at different times. We can’t always make pieces of different puzzles fit together seamlessly. Friendships teach us a lot about ourselves, about others and about the way we view the world we live in. They are our support when we feel alone, those we laugh with over the most ridiculous things and shoulders to cry on when we need it most.There is no coincidence to the timing of when certain people come into or out of our lives. Good friendships, as we move towards adulthood, are the ones that no matter how much time has passed since we last talked, we pick up right where we left off. Friends are our chosen family. Those we choose to let in. Those we choose to help. Those we choose to share in life experiences with. They teach us love. They bring light. They instill in us an attitude of gratitude. Choose them wisely. Hug them hard but when it’s time to let one go, cherish the time for what it was. Wait for what’s to come and see what beautiful friendships can be formed from it and the benefits it can bring to all your friends’ lives as well as our own for years to come. Creating beautiful bonds with each other means the world to you because it is the family you’ve created, and it becomes the tribe you always wanted and didn’t know you needed in your life. Join RISHIKA and SHIRSHA as they talk about their beautiful journey of thirteen years! Join us as we celebrate friendship and also call up all your friends 😂❤️