Holding joy and sorrow: A spiritual reflection on Anxiety

One of the greatest misconceptions in modern spiritual teachings is the belief that a single negative thought or a moment of anxiety will manifest negativity in your life. But the truth is being human means feeling everything. We were never meant to experience only joy or only peace. We are here to live the fullContinue reading “Holding joy and sorrow: A spiritual reflection on Anxiety”

The Mind’s Filter: Why We Only See What We Want to See

We like to think of ourselves as rational beings — that we see the world as it is. But the truth is, we see the world as we are. Our minds are not passive recorders of reality; they are active editors. Every moment, the brain filters, selects, and interprets information to fit a story itContinue reading “The Mind’s Filter: Why We Only See What We Want to See”

When the Storm Hit, I Saw Who Truly Stood With Me

Life has a way of revealing truths that remain hidden during our calmest seasons. When everything is smooth, people show us the version of themselves they’re proud of , the version they want us to see. But it’s during the storms, the unpredictable upheavals, that their real character quietly rises to the surface. I learnedContinue reading “When the Storm Hit, I Saw Who Truly Stood With Me”

Stand Tall: The Gita’s Lesson on Fighting for Your Rights and Truth”

There comes a time in everyone’s life when staying silent feels safer than speaking up when bowing down to what’s wrong seems easier than standing tall for what’s right. But silence, as the Bhagavad Gita reminds us, is not peace. It’s surrender to fear. When Arjuna stood on the battlefield of Kurukshetra, he was tornContinue reading “Stand Tall: The Gita’s Lesson on Fighting for Your Rights and Truth””

Choose Your Suffering Wisely: The Path to Real Power

Avoiding suffering is a dead end. No matter how hard we try to run from pain, life has a way of reminding us that it’s part of being human. You will suffer either way so the real question is: What are you willing to suffer for? There’s a big difference between meaningless pain and meaningfulContinue reading “Choose Your Suffering Wisely: The Path to Real Power”

The Mind’s Battlefield: From Fear to Inner Peace

Sometimes, our minds feel like battlefields thoughts clashing, emotions rising, fears echoing. We find ourselves fighting invisible wars, trying to silence the noise within. But here’s the truth: your thoughts aren’t your enemies. They are simply messengers. Your mind isn’t a storm to be controlled; it’s a sacred space a meeting point between love andContinue reading “The Mind’s Battlefield: From Fear to Inner Peace”

You Are Whole. You Are Sacred

There comes a moment in our journey when life gently or sometimes forcefully guides us back to ourselves. A sacred pause where we are asked not to seek outside, but to remember what has always lived within. You are being guided to the gateway of your sacred self. This is not about becoming someone new,Continue reading “You Are Whole. You Are Sacred”

When the Mind Becomes a Storm

There are days when the mind feels like an endless ocean dark, deep, and unpredictable. A single thought drifts in like a wave, gentle at first, then swelling into something larger, heavier, almost impossible to contain. One worry becomes two. One doubt becomes a chorus. And before you realize it, you’re no longer floating  you’reContinue reading “When the Mind Becomes a Storm”

I Started Living at 50: The Quiet Awakening of a Woman Who Forgot Herself

For half a century, I existed  but I wasn’t truly living. My life moved within the walls of duty: housework, laundry, grocery lists, school runs, and meals to prepare. I did everything that was expected of a “good woman.” Society taught that a woman’s purpose was simple  to marry, have children, and stay with herContinue reading “I Started Living at 50: The Quiet Awakening of a Woman Who Forgot Herself”

The Bridge of Invisible Efforts: Trusting the Work You Cannot See

There are days when you give your best and yet feel like nothing is moving. You try, you show up, and still, life looks unchanged as if everything you do disappears into the stillness. But what you can’t see is that every small action, every quiet decision to keep going, is laying down another plankContinue reading “The Bridge of Invisible Efforts: Trusting the Work You Cannot See”