
The uniqueness of pain in each individual stems from a deep desire to be held—to have someone see it, acknowledge it, and catch it before it falls.
The uniqueness of pain in each individual stems from a deep desire to be held—to have someone see it, acknowledge it, and catch it before it falls.
"Realizing our pain" is a crucial first step in nurturing our mental, emotional well-being and personal growth.
Many people think mindfulness practice means emptying the mind and suppressing thoughts. This is a misunderstanding.
Many confuse “acceptance” with “resignation,” leading to silence, endurance, and inaction. But true acceptance means seeing reality clearly—while retaining the power to choose and change.
I unexpectedly fell into depression…Turns out, it was a side effect of the medication. This experience taught me how to tell the difference between medication-induced depression and depression caused by real-life issues.