Cozy Places in Trying Times

I am a cozy place kind of a person. I like cozy vibes, surrounded by my computers, doing my work, having fun. During my college time during rainy holidays, I liked to spend my time eating Bourbon biscuits in my bed and reading short stories, Kafka and Sherlock Holmes. Life was good. You should, in fact you must carry your cozy place with you. My approach had been different. First, to get over my OCD, which I later realised that wasn't even mine, I exposed myself to as many hardships and and as much disorder as I possibly could, and when I was able to tolerate that, I finally built my cozy place within and outside me. I have my interests and I follow them. I like tinkering around with Linux systems, I like trying different Operating Systems, I have these nerd interests, I love comic books and superhero movies, and I love learning about my culture. I have lived in the best times possible, that is the 90s, and was lucky to have an absolute gala time at my Nani's place during childhood where we used to sleep on the terrace. I was lucky to read comic books during summer vacations in my grandfathers room with a desert cooler sprinkling cool water droplets with the whole room smelling of fresh khaskhas. What we are watching at present is the downfall of the civilization with people being ultimately and irreversibly ensalved, but even in these times you can carry your cozy place within you and outside you. I'm an atheist politically, but I have faith. I believe in Mother Goddesses, and when I had to choose I chose Chamunda and Saraswati or probably they chose me. I don't go to temples myself unless I have to go due to my family because I have realised that it is a political setup, and none of these motherfuckers have actual faith including the godmen, I know it's a huge claim but I don't really make huge claims without substantial reasons. All of these motherfuckers, and especially godmen, in this country are corrupt, and those who are not, are delusional and unaware of the actual reality. I really do not know what actually is the problem. What changed in the past twenty years. I believe in keeping my faith personal and so I do it. I'm just glad that a lot of people in this country still believe, and belief goes a long way in wellbeing and healing, but I'm sure a lot of people when exposed to the actual truth of this nation as I have been exposed to due to situations that were completely out of my control and arguably totally unrequired and needless, would stop believing in existence of God, which logically is a correct position but the problem is that it is assertion of cultures and you have to keep a token of your culture to assert it not needlessly but only when other cultures are needlessly asserted on you. If you are a Hindu, choose a deity or God of your choice even if your are an atheist and stay with him or her. If your eyes are open you can see the mockery of your culture and religion being made in present times and it's sad because we live in India. These bastards have sold the nation and Islamification of Hinduism is complete. I talked about deities because it is a part of the cozy place that you have to have within you. And you have to always remember that Hinduism is not a religion at all, it is a dharma and one interpretation of the word dharma is duty, and it is a way of life, a very tolerant, close to nature way of life. Find the cozy place within you and if you don't have it, build one. Whether you decide to expose yourself to hardships as I did or not, build and carry your cozy place within and if possible outside, because the coming times are going to be even more trying.