There’s a strange, almost sacred, space we find ourselves in when one chapter of life closes but the next one hasn’t yet fully emerged. If I had to describe it, it feels like standing at the edge of something vast and unknown—a little intimidating, a little exhilarating, and full of possibility. It’s not a feeling… Continue reading At the Crossroads: Trusting the Unknown
Have you ever noticed how certain themes and symbols seem to weave themselves into the fabric of your life, repeating like gentle whispers from the universe? Repeated encounters with specific themes and archetypes often signify a resonance with our subconscious mind. They might reflect unresolved emotions, unacknowledged desires, or aspects of ourselves that yearn for… Continue reading Signs from the Universe
There are two fundamental paths to growth and transformation: being compelled by circumstances beyond our control and actively choosing change. The first often occurs when our lives hit a breaking point, a tower crumbling around us. In these moments, we're left with no option but to salvage what we can and rebuild from the wreckage.… Continue reading Dancing with the Edges
The concept of "inspired action" has been occupying my thoughts as of late, prompting a deeper exploration of what it means to me. For me, it encapsulates the deliberate and proactive pursuit of our aspirations—a conscious choice to carve out our destinies. It is an intentional action driven by core beliefs and values, signaling a… Continue reading The Pivot into Inspired Action
Have you ever felt like you're just going through the motions of life without really living? Do you ever feel like you're just a supporting character in someone else's story? In this blog post, we explore the concept of Non-Playable Characters (NPCs) in video games and how it relates to real life. We delve into how NPCs are controlled by the computer and can only interact with very limited responses, and how this translates to real-life situations where people seem to lack the ability to think for themselves.
We often hear that we should love ourselves first before we can love others. But what does that really mean? Loving yourself more is not just about self-care practices, although they can certainly help. It's about recognizing your worth and value, and investing in your own happiness and well-being.
