In 2013 my mom had a firm belief that I would get an admission to a government medical college in India. Though I was studious, all my efforts ultimately turned out to be less for me to compete at a national level. The fee structure in private medical colleges in India is really high. Though we could afford it, I had this feeling within me to do something wonderful at my own level. I didn’t want my parents to pay this huge burden each academic session. The year I gave my entrance exam, I got a rank that could fetch me a private college. My father withdrew the money from his account and we went to the counselling session.

I filled out the form there but something inside me was killing me, as the belief of my mom had changed my thoughts. I simply tore the form up and came out of the hall.

Two months later I heard of a new medical college that was offering seats and I applied. I got the seat at a government fee and my mom was immensely happy and grateful. But something went wrong. After about 3 and a half years, the whole story turned upside down. The college was at a financial loss and all the staff resigned. I was in deep agony.

It was only then that I realised that all this while I was neither in the college I had dreamt of nor was it something of my personal choice. It was a compromise that seemed as a miracle.

The college shut. All my fellow doctors did not know what would happen next. It was only then that I bought The Secret. I had known The Secret since the time I began preparing for my exam, but I always had this bad habit of letting negative thoughts overpower me. I started reading the book. Then without any negative thoughts in my head, I just dreamt of the best college in my state.

Within 2 weeks we got a letter from the University of shifting our batch to other government medical colleges. Now here I am at this new college of my dreams feeling simply grateful to the Universe. I thank the Universe for giving me the best.