Surround yourself with everything that nurtures your peace, uplifts your joy, and reinforces your sense of belonging in this world. Let your home evolve into more than just a physical structure of walls and a roof — allow it to become your personal sanctuary, a sacred space where your heart feels understood, your mind finds clarity from the chaos, and your spirit is free to simply exist, unburdened and whole.

That’s what we keep telling ourselves.And maybe we do. But maybe we don’t.The truth is—we never really know.

When a man and a woman like and love each other. When they are sincerely in love and feel safe with each other. Then they turn into little children. A woman, no matter how strong on the outside and independent, wants to come home and feel like a little princess. If a man is tough and decisive and knows what he wants. He also wants to come home and feel like a little, mischievous boy. If you feel this way, it means that you can be yourself with the person you love and you don't have to pretend to be anyone. This is true sensitivity. You are not judged. You are not ashamed of your feelings and naturalness. A good relationship is a celebration!

Dearest Mommy, I would like you to know that you are special because you are my Mommy. I chose you. No one else but you. And I would like you to know that I love you from here to the House of Souls.

Her silence used to be full of tension.

Remain silent...when your words hold no kindness,when your voice could deepen a wound instead of healing one.Silence, in such moments, is not weakness—it is wisdom clothed in grace.

Every relationship will eventually feel "boring" after years together. This is the truth no one tells you. Relationships, no matter how electrifying they are in the beginning, inevitably shift as time goes on. The butterflies settle, the late-night conversations become familiar, and the excitement of novelty fades. But this doesn’t mean the love is gone—it means it’s evolving. Relationships are not meant to remain in the honeymoon phase forever. They’re designed to mature, deepen, and become something more profound. Yes, life can make it feel routine, but it’s within those ordinary moments that the most extraordinary kind of love can grow—the love that sees beauty in the everyday.

You're so beautiful when you break. When you finally stop pretending you have everything under control. You see... I know what happens in those moments when darkness falls.

A year ago, a person appeared in my life who brought difficult lessons to work through and was my mirror. A person who was and still is important to me. But that's not what I want to write about.

Too rarely do we appreciate ourselves for what we have endured silently. For the days we got up when we had no strength. For not turning off our light when the world went dark. Hug yourself today the way you would hug someone you truly love. With tenderness. With gratitude. And say, “I did it. I survived. And I am proud of myself.”

When the world is falling apart, your heart is aching, and everything seems to be going wrong, it is easy to fall into the trap of thinking that life is against you. But it is often the case that what seems like the end is actually the beginning. Only a new one, after a certain "reshuffling" of life.

So much sadness in my eyessuddenly appearedthe angel of death stood at the doorI thought it was just a bad dreamit would probably end suddenly

Meadows woven with lush greenkissed by the morning sunwhipped by rain

I love the feeling of freedom.

On the outside, I can be a rock - caring, understanding, ready to listen and help anyone who needs it.

Be gentle with yourself, for you’re doing the best you can. You are allowed to be both a masterpiece and a work in progress simultaneously. You don’t have to be perfect to be amazing. Self-care is how you take your power back. You are your own best friend—treat yourself with love and kindness. Talk to yourself like you would to someone you love. You are worthy of all the love, joy, and peace you give to others. Be kind to yourself; you’re learning and growing.

Trauma has the ability to reverberate through generations, passed down like an unspoken legacy that lingers in the silent spaces between words, in the inherited patterns of pain that shape our lives. It becomes a thread woven into the fabric of family histories, often unnoticed, but deeply felt by those who carry its weight. This cycle, however, is not unbreakable. There comes a defining moment in every person’s life when the power to heal can stop the transmission of that suffering, and in doing so, change the course of their family’s future.

Accepting what happens to us in life and what we often perceive as a higher power does not mean that our existence should be closed and subjected to an unchanging fate. If everything were predetermined, our efforts would have no purpose or justification. Adversity does not come our way so that we can take a passive attitude and sit with our hands folded, not trying to improve the situation by making the necessary changes. On the path of life of each of us there are opportunities for change that entail some risk. These opportunities may appear at an inconvenient time. We can take advantage of them or not. Our purpose in life here on Earth is to exercise free will.

Grief is not just an emotion—it’s an unraveling, a space where something once lived but is now gone. It carves through you, leaving a hollow ache where love once resided.

A Brilliant Reflection of the Soul

Whatever happens, stay alive. Don’t let life slip away before you’ve truly lived. Don’t lose yourself to despair, don’t surrender your hope, and never let go of your purpose.

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