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Ever felt lighter than air? Enlightened by any small happenings around you? Happier than usual? Crazier than the insane people out there? Liberalised from all the strings attached? Inspired more by self? Well if not?! Then stop now.....take a moment and feel this emotion that I am feeling now while I am writing (*typing) this down. Take a leap in your present moment, whatever you are going through or feeling now...let it all go!

I would love to know your reactions, your experience on this or even those moments when you have actually experienced it. Tell me why? What made you feel like this? I would love to know all. Let me know in comment section. I will be waiting for your answers!😁

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  1. Snowflake5697 February 2020 at 16:27

    That moment when you see your best friend 😍 Jus smile and that utmost happiness is around like butterflies in the stomach 😋

    One time sitting in the laps of nature keeping your phone aside for a while😍and jus releasing all the stress away.. and and ... and then you get in mind the people you want to have with you at that time so we talk to them ☺️ lovely!

    Some songs🎶 which take us into a nostalgic vibe♾ out from the world and jus peace in the song feeling that vibe.

    Ye waqt tha raat ka..
    Thandi hawaye chal rahi thi..
    Iss waqt baarish ke mousam mein..
    Jaa raha tha ghar kisi khas ko milke☺️

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    1. fantasizerblogger7 February 2020 at 19:19

      Woah!! This is great😄 so many beautiful things just around us and sometimes within us that makes our day!!😇

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  2. Unknown8 February 2020 at 09:25

    It's...nice idea....

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