I reached up to remove my earrings—first the left, then the right. But the right one was gone.

For a moment, my stomach dropped. I searched, retraced my steps, clung to the hope that I’d simply misplaced it. But it was nowhere to be found.

It wasn’t just an earring—it was a beloved vintage gold teardrop, a signature piece I had worn and cherished. But then, I remembered something my father once told me about lost gold and unseen blessings.

What if loss isn’t just loss? What if it’s an offering?

This piece is a meditation on loss, memory, and unattachment—and how letting go can open space for something new.

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This is the time of year when many people fall off their New Year’s resolutions. We start strong, riding the wave of fresh intentions, and then… life happens. The weather changes. The excitement fades. The habit that once felt effortless now requires negotiation.

A brief moment is all it takes. The next time you catch yourself in a cycle of judgment—of yourself, of someone else, of a situation—can you invite curiosity instead? Can you borrow the wide-eyed wonder of a child and soften into the unknown?

As we approach the end of the year, many of us will pause for a well-deserved break—a season of well-wishes for rest and rejuvenation. But what does it mean to rest?

How a simple affirmation—“I am the one”- can serve as a declaration of readiness, resilience, and ownership.

Celebrating the quiet, often-overlooked progress we make toward our goals

Ready to close out 2024 with intention and step into 2025 feeling renewed? ✨

What do we do with those feelings of guilt that sometimes pop up when our choices take us away from loved ones?

When we experience self-doubt during transitions, affirmations can help rebuild confidence and provide a sense of grounding.

Today’s piece is about challenging the instinct to assign fault in disagreements, recognizing different perspectives, and uncovering hidden assumptions instead of seeking a villain.

Growing up, my parents shared so many lessons that I didn’t always understand as a child. Back then, I couldn’t yet see the wisdom in their words. But as life unfolded, I began to see the truths they wanted me to carry with me.

When things aren’t working, it might not be due to a lack of effort or intention but because we’re stuck in an environment that no longer serves us.

As I listened to Baba's gentle wisdom, I realized that his simple approach to life contained a lesson for all of us: sometimes, rest is the most profound act of self-care we can offer ourselves.

What if, instead of fearing the worst, you began to expect the best?

Have you ever found yourself withdrawing from upsetting situations, thinking it's the best way to protect your peace? Here’s how you can prioritize your well-being without resorting to cutting people off.

This is what happens when you embrace the present moment.

Baba must have also felt it because he chimed in, saying, "Choice is a funny thing. It is limited by what you know." My ears perked up to catch the wisdom being shared.

"You live a good life," my dear friend's mother always says to us when she visits New York City.

Today’s piece reflects on the internal struggle many of us face when deciding what to share on social media.

What we can learn from the viral TikTok series, “Who the TF Did I Marry?”