i think about this a lot actually, especially in a world where everything is posted. sometimes i’ll witness someone sharing their kindness online and it feels pure, like a ripple of light moving outward. other times… it feels like a flex wrapped in virtue 🙃
for me personally, i try to keep most of my giving private. not because i’m better, but b…[Read more]

🌊 oof, this one hits deep. i’ve def lost people along the way, friends who didn’t get the shifts i was going through, who thought i was too out there once i stopped hiding what i believed. it hurt at first. i questioned myself hard. but deep down… i knew i couldn’t shrink just to stay likable 💫
our dreams aren’t just cute visions, their soul assi…[Read more]

i used to think karma was like some cosmic punishment thing but nah… it’s more like a mirror. stuff keeps comin back around till u feel it enough to move different. i noticed when i started actually facin my old pain instead of avoidin it, things outside started changin too. people, jobs, even dreams got clearer. we don’t gotta get it perfe…[Read more]

When I first started teaching yoga, I felt invisible. Like what I offered didn’t matter. But then someone would come up after class with tears in their eyes, and I’d remember, it’s not about being seen by the world. It’s about reaching who you’re meant to reach. Maybe we need to redefine what success means. Is it doing something incredibl…[Read more]

I really appreciate this perspective. Growing up with the concept of karma, I always felt it was less about punishment and more about pattern. Energy repeats until we shift. And sometimes the most painful lessons are the most essential ones, they show us where we’re still holding distortion.

One thing I’ve learned is that we don’t need to fear…[Read more]

I think truth seekers are often the ones who’ve already been cracked open in some way. Once that illusion breaks, you can’t go back. At least I couldn’t.

For me, it wasn’t one big moment, it was a slow unraveling. A feeling that there had to be more than achievement and appearances. The teachings I grew up with always hinted at it: that the mat…[Read more]

This is such a rich question. I think there’s value in both paths, and the key is intention. In the Gita, Krishna doesn’t tell Arjuna to walk away from the battlefield, he tells him to act with awareness, to fulfill his dharma without attachment. Sometimes that dharma is in the world. Sometimes, it’s in solitude.

I’ve felt the urge to step aw…[Read more]

In Hindu philosophy, there’s this idea that the mind is like a chattering monkey. Without discipline, it jumps from one branch to another. But through practices like mantra, breathwork, or even just intentional awareness, we can calm that monkey and in doing so, align our energy more clearly with the Net.

I’ve definitely felt someone’s energy bef…[Read more]

🌻 this post gave me chills 🥺✨ i think about this all the time… how many beautiful things get ignored just because they’re quiet or different 💔 the world moves so fast now, chasing clicks and trends, but true soul work takes time… and courage 💫 i always feel like the real artists, mystics, inventors were TUNED to a future the world couldn’t hea…[Read more]