About Me

 

Living My Dreams, One Step at a Time ✨

Hi there! I’m Aradhana, a student with big dreams and a heart full of passion. Whether it’s flipping through textbooks or flipping pancakes, I’m always chasing something that lights me up from the inside.

Bonjour, Paris! 

If you asked me where my dream destination is, the answer is simple: Paris. I’ve always been enchanted by the idea of strolling through cobbled streets, climbing the Eiffel Tower 🗼, and starting my mornings with a warm, flaky croissant 🥐 from a local boulangerie. I can already imagine myself soaking in the art, the culture, and of course — the food!

Where Passion Meets Pastry 👩‍🍳

When I’m not deep in my studies, you’ll likely find me in the kitchen. Baking and cooking are my creative outlets. There’s something magical about transforming simple ingredients into something comforting and beautiful. Whether it's a batch of gooey brownies or an experimental new dish, I love sharing my creations with the people I care about.

The Pool of Memories 💧

While I dream of faraway cities, my heart is deeply connected to a place much closer to home: my swimming pool. It’s not just water and tiles — it’s where laughter echoes, where summers come alive, and where countless memories have been made. It’s my little sanctuary of joy and nostalgia.

A Little About Me 💫

I’d describe myself as creative, kind, and sweet — someone who believes in spreading positivity wherever I go. I’m learning, growing, and living my dreams, one step at a time. This blog is a space for me to share those steps with you — from recipes and travel dreams to personal reflections and everything in between.

Thanks for stopping by! Here’s to dreaming big and living fully 💛

Contact Me

 

If anyone has any suggestions or questions. Please feel free to contact me :

• Gmail: pantaaradhana086@gmail.com
• Phone no: +977-9851110485(WhatsApp and Viber)
• Facebook: Rosey Sharma (Messenger)
• Instagram: ara24dhanapan68ta

 

Virtual Reality

 What is VR?
The full form of VR is Virtual Reality. VR is a type of technology which creates a computer-generated environment that feels real. When you wear a VR headset, it covers your eyes and shows you 3D images that makes you feel like you're in a different world. While using VR you can look around, move, and sometimes even touch or grab things using hand controllers or gloves.
A Brief History of VR:
 In 1960s – The first VR-like device called the "Sensorama" was made in the 1960s which  allowed people to experience motion and sound.
From 1980s–1990s – Basic VR games and headsets were developed, but the technology was limited. 
2010s–Now – Modern VR became popular with devices like HTC Vive, and PlayStation VR, which offers high-quality 3D experiences.
⚙️How Does VR Work?
VR Headset which is the most important device which shows you 3D images and videos that changes as you move your head. Motion Tracking  is the system which  knows where you're looking and how you're moving to make the experience feel real. Controllers or Gloves are the gadgets which let you use your hands in the VR world, when picking up objects or drawing. Sensors and Cameras help to track your body’s position and movement.
With the help of all these parts of VR it makes your brain think that you’re in a different place in whichever scenario you are in.
🎮 Uses of Virtual Reality:
Gaming
One of the most popular uses of VR is gaming. When you have the VR headset on you feel like you’re inside the game, moving and fighting in 3D.Examples: Beat Saber, Minecraft VR, Half-Life: Alyx.
Education
When studying few school give their students chances to take virtual field trips to space, museums, or inside the human body with the help of VR. Which makes learning more exciting and helps students to understand the lesson better.
Medical Training
With the help of VR doctors and nurses can practice surgeries or emergency situations safely. It helps them to learn how to do the surgery without any risk to real patients.

Military and Police Training

VR is used to practice dangerous situations for the military and police training without having to face real-world danger.
Virtual Travel and Tours
With the help of VR people who are busy and don't have a lot of extra time to travel  they can explore famous landmarks, cities, or museums without actually going there.
Design and Engineering
Architects and designers use VR to walk inside the  buildings or cars before they’re built since it helps them to fix the problems they might face later or are facing now .
✅ Advantages of VR:
1.Makes learning more fun and realistic.
2.Safer way to practice dangerous tasks.
3.Great for entertainment and creativity.
4.Lets you explore places you might never be able to visit in real life.
❗Challenges of VR:
1.VR headsets can be expensive.
2.Some people feel dizzy or get motion sickness.
3.Requires good internet and space to move around safely.
4.Long use can cause eye strain.
Fun Fact:
NASA uses VR to train astronauts for space missions, including how to move and work in zero gravity!

                

                               Thank You!