Tag: mental health

When Journeys Align

A monologue, with narration.

Monologue: From the view point of someone’s growing understanding of their own journey.
Narration: Their inner/higher self(in the voice of a third person),witnessing and foretelling at the same time. (A fictional piece I’ve written drawing inspiration from my understanding of human beings, my relationships, my perception of others’ relationships, what I have read, etc….and then writing what I feel should be the trajectory of personal growth for someone moving from a place of flawed and wanting – to a place of complete and fulfilled.)

Think Away To Glory

For peace does not mean lack of thoughts,
It’s the ability to differentiate,
What thoughts need acting upon,
And what need to be left to fate.

But What About Me?

When you give too much,and don’t leave space to receive, you’re not being loving to the one person who should matter the most to you- YOURSELF!

Back To Basics

When you realize that any outward work is useless, unless it also leads to inner work. And outward kindness and compassion starts with first being that way towards yourself.

Self-Love Is Self-Care

The opportunity to write for a popular online community of mothers, made me think of the things I do that help me practise Self-Love. I came up with a list. But I’m gonna explain each point with the help of THE TOP THING I surround myself with to feel good – MUSIC. If you get nothing else from this piece, you will, at the very least, have listened to a cool and unique song by the end of it.

Slow Down And Catch Your Breath

I actually have time to listen to my own mind. Things I push back most days “coz I’m busy”. It’s been overwhelming as I understand those things are becoming priority for me, as I’m able to focus on things that are more important in life. Because the outside noise is gone, I have time to just BE.

The Impossible Task Of Not Giving A F…

It was like any other day. I was probably anxious about the day’s tasks ahead of me as it is. And then, something seemingly minor happened, but it just sapped a lot of energy out of me. And then I learnt how not to give a fig about it.