Sangam University

So the Virgo horoscope popped up this morning claiming March 31st is prime time to “focus on daily habits for long-term wellness.” Figured, why not give it a spin? Grabbed my phone while brewing coffee, skimmed the advice, and shrugged. Here’s how my Tuesday went down trying this stuff:

When I woke up yesterday morning, I felt a bit groggy. I’d dreamt of a group of rabbits darting back and forth across a grassy field, even mating. The scene was chaotic—a brown one chasing a white one—and watching it filled me with both anxiety and curiosity. After waking, I kept wondering: Could this dream hold some special meaning?

I’m not superstitious, but this dream felt too vivid to ignore. So after breakfast that day, I decided to seriously explore what it might be telling me.

Long ago, in a distant land in China, there was an emperor. He lived in a palace so grand that no one could count how many rooms it had. His garden was also exceptionally beautiful, filled with all kinds of exotic flowers and plants. When the wind blew, the little silver bells hanging from the flowers jingled and jangled, creating a particularly pleasant sound.

Deep within this garden lay a small forest. In this forest lived a little bird named Nightingale. Unlike other birds, which were colorful and had vibrant feathers, Nightingale’s feathers were gray and ordinary-looking. However, he had a remarkable talent—he could sing, and he sang beautifully!