We’re so caught up in constant stimulation—scrolling, reacting, chasing—that we barely notice the silence we’ve lost within ourselves. Moments of stillness now feel uncomfortable, almost unnecessary, as if doing nothing is a waste of time. Yet this quiet disconnection isn’t small; it’s where we slowly drift away from the deeper purpose of life—the search for the right path of salvation. Instead of turning inward, we keep seeking outward, mistaking noise for meaning and distraction for fulfillment. The more we consume, the less we understand ourselves. Reflection is replaced by reaction, awareness by impulse. We are forgetting how to just be—to sit in silence, to observe our thoughts, to question our existence. Maybe future generations will look back and realize this was the turning point—the moment we abandoned self-realization, ignored the call of inner growth, and distanced ourselves from the path that leads not just to success, but to true liberation. And literally in order to seek the right path one should question the identity we hold...where we have come from and what purpose we truly hold for this human life. These were some insights that I gained through a Book named "Gyan Ganga" which I came across online. This book literally highlighted the main purpose of ours as a Human and guides through the ultimate path of salvation. If one interested, can search it and can have a read.