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Life with God doesn’t excuse you from pain. The difficult moments will come—hardships, betrayals, and disappointments. But the difference with God is that He gives you the strength to face these struggles without losing yourself in destructive habits. Instead of seeking comfort in alcohol, overeating, or sexual escapades, I disciplined my self and found peace,…
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Many of us confuse self-care with self-love. We’re told that if we eat well, exercise regularly, sleep early, and avoid unhealthy habits like alcohol, we’re practicing self-love. But that’s only part of the picture, and I’ve come to understand this through my own journey. For years, I followed all the rules of self-care—yet, I still…
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Pain is an inevitable part of life, and yet, many of us find ourselves constantly running from it. We try to numb it through exercise, alcohol, work, or even casual encounters. While these distractions may provide temporary relief, they ultimately pull us further away from true healing and our authentic selves. The truth is, the…
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At the heart of a man’s constant pursuit of women lies an addiction—not to sex, but to power. This power isn’t about control in the conventional sense, but rather a desperate attempt to reclaim what was lost during his childhood—emotional control, self-worth, and validation. For many men who womanize, the cycle of using women is…
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When a man moves from one woman to another, never satisfied, always chasing, it’s often more than just a superficial desire for pleasure. It’s the manifestation of a deep, unresolved wound—one rooted in his relationship with his mother. This cycle of womanizing is not about love, but about pain, abandonment, and rejection that date back…
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Life throws challenging people our way for a reason. Difficult people came into my life not as a curse but as a catalyst for my own growth. They triggered feelings I had buried—people-pleasing, insecurity, and that constant sense of being unloved or unwanted. But instead of running away, I realized that the key to empowerment…
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For years, I struggled with love. I couldn’t give it, and I couldn’t receive it. I blamed others, believing that they were the reason for my emotional turmoil. It was easier to point fingers than to do the difficult work of confronting my own pain. It’s natural to want to avoid the ugly, messy parts…
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Today feels incredibly happy, and it’s not just because it’s my birthday—it’s because I’ve gotten in touch with my true self. I see life clearly now, and I can easily recognize who is genuine and who is not. This clarity makes me grateful for my own authenticity and my journey. So, what makes me truly…
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In a world where self-love and healing have become crucial topics, there are two experts whose work stands out for their compassionate and deeply insightful approaches to personal growth and empowerment: Dr. Gabor Maté and Eckhart Tolle. These individuals have touched countless lives, including mine, by offering profound perspectives on trauma, presence, and inner healing.…
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Have you ever felt that nagging sense inside of you, knowing there’s something you’re meant to do, yet you keep putting it off? That deep-seated purpose, the call to fulfill something bigger, but you drown it out with excuses—telling yourself it’s too hard, too painful, or that the timing just isn’t right. We’ve all done…
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In today’s social media age, we are inundated with personalities who seem to have all the answers. These individuals host podcasts, run talk shows, and often write bestselling books. They are lauded as empowerment experts and modern-day philosophers, claiming to hold the key to personal success and happiness. But beneath the surface of their polished…
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Every day, we wake up and dive into routines that feel inescapable—careers, obligations, grocery shopping, entertaining, pleasing family, and managing relationships. Slowly but surely, these routines turn us into slaves, imprisoning us in a cycle that leaves us exhausted and disconnected. We’re trapped, and most of us don’t even realize it. How often do you…
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Authentic relationships begin with self-awareness. No one can meet our needs if we aren’t fully aware of them ourselves. Many people who take pride in being highly independent or emotionally detached often struggle to love deeply. Their habit of self-soothing and navigating life alone leads them to build walls around their emotions, making them overwhelmed…
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Why do we so often lose hope in the goodness of others? Why do we doubt that change is possible? In my own life, I’ve faced this dilemma many times, walking away from difficult relationships and challenging situations because, deep down, I didn’t believe that real change could happen. Even though I’ve been immersed in…
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Why do so many of us suffer in life—whether in our careers, relationships, or with friends and family? The root cause is often our attachment to people and things, and the expectations we place on them. We expect others to fulfill us, but this leads to disappointment and pain. Today, social media emphasizes our “rights”…
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Commitment can feel like a mountain to climb, and for many, the challenge begins early in life. If we had parents who didn’t model commitment to themselves—whether through addiction, avoidance, or a lack of emotional communication—we unknowingly learn to avoid commitment too. We internalize their struggle, growing into adults who run from our own feelings…
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Thank you, God, for stripping away all the unnecessary distractions in my life. In the stillness, I’ve found something priceless: peace. I can now sit in nothingness, doing nothing, and still feel alive, happy, and fulfilled. This is exactly where I need to be—nowhere else, and with no one else. Thank you for setting me…
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We live in a world of constant motion, always rushing—rushing toward something, someone, or anything that might fill the void we feel inside. But the truth is, this running leads to nothingness. No external person or achievement will ever satisfy the deep-seated hunger within. It’s time to stop running and face the uncomfortable truth: the…
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In today’s world, many of us are unconsciously aging, disconnected from our true selves. Each day, we wake up and immediately dive into the distractions of life—phones, responsibilities, and the demands of others—without taking a moment to sit quietly, reflect, or check in with our hearts. Whether through prayer, meditation, or journaling, these moments of…
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In relationships, it’s not uncommon to feel triggered, especially when moments of insecurity arise. We may question whether we’re good enough for our partners, leading us to self-sabotage and push away people we deeply care about. But these feelings of inadequacy rarely originate from the present—they stem from wounds we’ve carried since childhood. For many…