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Physical Fitness and Emotional Resilience

There is ongoing debate about whether an obsession with physical fitness is beneficial or harmful. Like any extreme behavior, excessive focus on fitness can have its downsides. However, from my own experience and observation, I have seen that physically fit individuals tend to handle difficult situations with greater resilience and less stress. The connection between […]

Navigating grief : Layers removed – Neti Neti

Some losses are final and definitive. A death. A separation. A sudden shift that takes something away for what you believed it to be. Others are more insidious. They don’t just take. They erase. Smudge , create self doubt making you wonder who you are. Grief doesn’t just bring pain. It brings a quiet destruction […]

Twin Birds: Shame and Guilt

Did you lose a loved one? Did your relationship just end? Did you just lose a job?  Are you in emotional pain? – What a perfect stage for the performance of two birds! The twin lovebirds—Shame and Guilt—who love to sing enticingly, especially when things fall apart. It’s as though they’re celebrating! But there’s a […]

Why We Love to Whine and Play Victim

Let’s Get Real Most of us cling to our pain like a worm in dung—not because we want to, but because it’s familiar, and we’re damn good at living it over and over. We have an extraordinary ability to endure suffering, but here’s the kicker: that strength pales in comparison to the courage it takes […]