Going through my old journals and posting the recaps, I had to stop at 2020 to take a breather and process it all, but I will continue my journal journey shortly. I questioned if two years ago would be too recent to look back on, and then I realized how much I have changed since [...]
Tag: philosophy
Yes, I can do it all
I have a lot of interests and a lot of passions. My "struggle" is that I feel like I have to choose, to only focus on one interest, or one subject. There are so many things I want to learn more about, practice, and also teach others. There's a lot. I have my blog, and [...]
Do not expect me to be perfect
Please, do not expect perfection from me. Do not put me on a pedestal… and then cry when I inevitably fail to meet your high expectations. Do not see me as a supergirl, because even superheroes have flaws. I do not claim to be perfect. I never said I was perfect. So never, ever, tell [...]
Take your time
Take your time to grieve, and take your time to start over… I know I have written before many times about how good things take time and patience. But bad things take time and patience, too. You need the space to move forward from the past and into the new. Grieving is, unfortunately, a very [...]
Love is green
Did you know that the color of love is not red — it’s GREEN! …? According to spiritual healers, the color of true love is actually not the bold red we commonly mistake it for, it is green! The body holds seven chakras, going from root to crown, from tailbone to above the head, through [...]
Mystical Life of Pythagoras
Lots of mystery surrounds ancient philosopher Pythagoras. In modern times, we best know him from math class by the "Pythagorean theorem" -- yet his legacy is far more mystical than what we were taught in school. Existing around 500 BC, there are limited reliable sources on his life, and some conflicting claims. Yet due to [...]
Openness to connection
I have really been going through a lot of darkness in recent times, which you can probably see by some previous posts. But as I always say, how it’s darkest before dawn, that letting your pain come to the surface is the first step of true healing — it means that the healing process has [...]
The Art of Confrontation (is it worth it?)
Confrontation is that moment when you approach someone boldly and let them know how they have been making you feel. Most of the time, confrontation comes with anger. To confront, or not to confront...? I blame TV and movies for creating the false premise that confrontations will solve all your problems. If someone is treating [...]
How fragile everything is
There is something I have learned somewhat recently. I did know this all along, I think everyone knows this, but now I feel like I really know it... Maybe this is what makes life so frustrating and unfair, or maybe this is what makes life so fragile and delicate in the most beautiful way. Progress [...]
Benefits of growing up with “older” parents
The idea of having children while you're very young is romanticized. They say you have more energy and all these other great things. But there seems to be plenty of benefits to having "older" parents. **This is not meant to offend anyone, I believe there is no 'perfect' age to raise children. But speaking from [...]
Primeval Pixie 