When someone once meant the world to us, we often cling to an illusion of who they were. The hardest part isn’t the moving on itself; it’s coming to terms with the fact that the person we hold onto in our minds is not the same person who ultimately hurt us. The person who hurtContinueContinue reading “Illusions: Letting Go of Someone Who Never Existed Yet Still Exists”
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Stolen Time, Heavy Baggage, and Choosing to Pack Light: A Reflection on Boundaries and Self-Worth
Sometimes, we find ourselves entangled with people who aren’t living on the same frequency. They can come into our lives, subtly siphoning away our time and energy, wearing a mask that seems aligned with who we are, but in reality, they’re playing a different game. What they offer might appear genuine at first, but ifContinueContinue reading “Stolen Time, Heavy Baggage, and Choosing to Pack Light: A Reflection on Boundaries and Self-Worth”
You Are Not Broken.
There’s a crucial distinction I’ve come to understand between respecting ourselves and trying to fix ourselves. Not in the way we’re often taught to respect ourselves in Western culture—a respect based on achievement, status, and conforming to societal norms—but rather a deeper, spiritual respect that embraces our true essence. This realization can be liberating, butContinueContinue reading “You Are Not Broken.”
Rooted in Reflection: The Story Behind The Twin Tree Project
Fall. While I did not plan to start this blog during the fall season (or, rather, at the start of it), it is no coincidence that I did. I realize this only now, in this very moment. I hadn’t really thought very much about the timing, really, until the golden, brown, orange and yellow leavesContinueContinue reading “Rooted in Reflection: The Story Behind The Twin Tree Project”
The Twin Tree Project 