As the year comes to a close, I find myself breathing deeply for the first time in what feels like forever. After six years of navigating one storm after another—losing my mom, facing betrayal from friends and business partners, enduring a global pandemic, experiencing abandonment and separation from my husband, heartbreak, liver failure, and losingContinue reading “Happy and blessed 2025”
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Life’s Journey: Embracing Turbulence and Imperfections
Life is often compared to a journey—a path filled with twists, turns, and moments of turbulence. Yet, unlike the perfectly curated travel experiences we dream of, life’s journey is inherently imperfect. It demands resilience, reflection, and a deep acceptance of what it means to be human. Many of us embark on life’s journey with aContinue reading “Life’s Journey: Embracing Turbulence and Imperfections”
Healing from Past Traumas: Acceptance, Awareness, and Acknowledgement
When past traumas replay like a movie in your mind, they often tether you to the pain, reinforcing a sense of helplessness or victimhood. Healing from this requires three transformative steps: acceptance, awareness, and acknowledgement. Each plays a vital role in breaking free from the emotional loop that keeps you stuck. Acceptance: Embracing What CannotContinue reading “Healing from Past Traumas: Acceptance, Awareness, and Acknowledgement”
The Impact of Expectations on Relationships: Are Expectations Sabotaging Your Relationship?
Relationships are a blend of companionship, shared dreams, and moments of connection. Yet, one of the biggest challenges we face in relationships comes from expectations—often unspoken, sometimes unconscious, and frequently harmful. But what do these expectations really mean, and whom do they actually reflect? Are we looking for something in others, or are we reallyContinue reading “The Impact of Expectations on Relationships: Are Expectations Sabotaging Your Relationship?”
One Minute at a Time: Lessons from Life’s Toughest Moments
In the most difficult chapter of my life, I discovered a powerful mantra: One day at a time, one hour at a time, maybe even one minute at a time. When the weight of yesterday feels overwhelming and tomorrow’s uncertainty adds pressure, the only place to find strength is in the now. I learned thatContinue reading “One Minute at a Time: Lessons from Life’s Toughest Moments”
Letting Go: An Act of Unconditional Love
True love, I’ve learned, is not about possession or control but about freedom and respect for the choices of those we hold dear. Loving unconditionally means embracing the reality that people have their own journeys to follow. When my family chose to leave, I didn’t cling to them or ask them to stay, not becauseContinue reading “Letting Go: An Act of Unconditional Love”
I did my part. I hope my absence gives you peace that my love couldn’t
My dearest daughters, As I write these words, I want you to know that every choice I’ve made, every boundary I’ve set, has come from a place of deep love and care for you. I have tried to be there for you in all the ways I knew how, even though sometimes it may haveContinue reading “I did my part. I hope my absence gives you peace that my love couldn’t”
Relationship like Tom and Jerry
Some relationships are like Tom and Jerry. You can’t live with each other and also without each other. Going through all the hardships and crossing the obstacles makes for a strong personality. That is what Tom & Jerry stood for. No matter what happens, every scar is a story to tell, and every experience isContinue reading “Relationship like Tom and Jerry”
self compassion
I am worthy and deserving of respect love happiness and abundance. One doesn’t need reasons for this. But i dont know why not only men but women make this journey tough for themselves by putting everyone before us and by assuming we aren’t worthy or equal. We all are deserving of love and respect. IContinue reading “self compassion”
Your children by Khalil Gibran
Your children are not your children. They are the son’s & daughters of life’s longing for itself. They come through you , but not from you , And though they are with you , yet they belong not to you . You may give them your love , but not your thoughts . For theyContinue reading “Your children by Khalil Gibran”
