Life is all about perspectives that define its fabric. Every new perspective opens a new portal for understanding towards life. We all are uniquely placed in the super matrix of actuality, where the presence of each one of us is so special, that even an iota of movement in any infinitesimally small element can lead to something massive. The point of view from every position is so unmatched and unequalled that it can neither be replaced nor replicated; it seems almost impossible to realise the perspective from one point to another. Each one of us is not just blessed with our exclusive viewpoint but we, at the same time, see a side of life which is unexplored, unmatched and unseen. Understanding someone else's perspective is much more than stepping into their shoes; it is rather trying to live through their head, which in every attempt is a worthless and tiresome exercise that leads to nothing but more randomness. Living through one's own perspective is invariably the wildest adventure that surfaces the scariest fears in numerous forms, ranging from chasing fantasies to being drowned in the ocean of anxiety. What we call a social trend in vogue is nothing but merely a perspective held by someone at some point of time, which was true at that point of time for someone. However, it changes dynamically from each and every point of view. The Inner Voice is not a healing technique but a process of getting oneself back to their own unique perspective towards life, which has always been breathing within them, whispering its input at every point of time and waiting to be heard and understood. The process of leaving the imposed and adapted perspectives is the root cause of all discomfort that one feels or experiences. Letting them go is something that is paradoxically impossible; rather, one just needs to hold onto their reality with their unique point of view. This never comes with a manual or a reference or something that can be adapted from someone else. It is always original, new and happening for the first time (similarities may exist but it can't be replicated). The art of life is living one's life holding up one's own perspective, which no one can possibly understand or realise and at the same time, respecting and valuing that everyone else too sees a side of life which we can't understand or realise. Connecting to one's true nature not just makes a person happier, healthier and peaceful but can also calm down the storms in one's life, including serious illnesses.