To the new soul reading this, welcome. To the returning one thank you for being here again. No matter how you arrived, I’m grateful...

We like to believe we’re in control. Of our lives. Our choices. Our outcomes. It gives us comfort, the idea that if we plan hard enough, prepare well enough, and pray just right, things will go the way we want them to. But life has a quiet way of humbling us. We realize, sometimes painfully, that control is mostly an illusion, a delicate dance between what we influence  and what we must accept. The weather changes without our consent. People leave when we’re not ready. Oppo

"We don’t see things as they are; we see them as we are.” — Anaïs Nin “The eyes can only see what the mind is prepared to comprehend.” Have you ever wondered why two people can share the same experience yet walk away with completely different truths? That’s the quiet, powerful force of perception , the invisible lens through which we interpret our world. Perception isn’t just about sight; it’s about insight . It’s not only what your eyes take in, but what your mind and heart

This month isn’t only about awareness; it’s about honoring the hearts behind the ribbons . October paints the world pink, not just in color, but in courage . Every ribbon, every story, every survivor reminds us that strength isn’t always loud; sometimes it’s found in the quiet moments, in the gentle fight to keep believing, to keep showing up, to keep loving life even when it hurts. 💗 The Women Behind the Ribbon Behind every pink ribbon is a woman who once whispered, “I’m s

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In the digital age, sadness has been rebranded. Once hidden in the corners of private journals and therapy rooms, emotional pain now...

You Are Not Alone: Talking About Suicide and Saving Lives Trigger Warning : This post discusses suicide and suicidal thoughts. If you are...

We all are guilty at rolling our eyes at the phrase, “You are what you eat.”  But the more I learned, the more it made sense, not just...

And then… one day… you move. Not because you forced it. But because healing had its way. Because grace met your wounds, and strength...

The Waiting Room This is the part no one wants to talk about. The in-between. Not who you used to be. Not yet who you’re becoming. Just…...

The Plucking Place Some pain is chosen. Not because you’re strong. But because you’re ready. There came a point in my process where the...

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There’s a kind of pain that doesn’t just hurt, it unmakes you. Not the kind that leaves a bruise, but the kind that strips your identity,...

Have you ever said “yes” when you really wanted to say “no”? Or walked away from a conversation feeling drained, frustrated, or...

We often talk about the importance of “leveling up,” whether it’s earning a degree, finishing a training program, studying for a...

I’ve learned that unforgiveness is a seed, a small, quiet thing planted deep in the soil of the soul. Left unchecked, it sprouts. It...