Sacred Becoming

If we are not simply working for the sake of work,then what, exactly, are we working for? Many people have heard the saying: “Once you find your passion, your work will become meaningful”. Indeed, when someone truly knows what they love and is able to pour that passion into their work, the drive and sense of fulfilment that arise are deeply precious. As for how  to find one’s passion, countless articles, books, and talks have already explored the subject. I do not intend to r

While reading Conversations with God , I came across a passage that quietly touched something deep within me. It didn’t give me more answers— instead, it softened me into stillness. I began to realise something simple, yet profound:  when I am searching for something, I am already assuming that I don’t have it. And that assumption alone moves me away from the very state I long for. Searching Comes From a Place of Lack We are so used to searching— searching for peace, for love

I wanted to share something that’s been on my mind lately. I’ve always been drawn to this idea of the “soul blueprint.” The concept is that before we’re born, our souls have already chosen certain themes for this lifetime—experiences we want to have, lessons we want to learn, ways we want to grow. And to work with these themes, we select a suitable “vessel”: our parents, the environment we grow up in, our personality traits, even those seemingly random but strangely recurring

Living on this earth, material and spiritual life have never truly been opposites. In fact, they are intimately connected—two sides of the same coin. Our body is not merely a vessel for the soul; it is also a gentle and honest messenger. When there are unacknowledged emotions, stress, or unmet needs within us, the body will always find a way to remind us. Last month, I accidentally tripped while walking down the street, leaving a large bruise on my knee. At the time, I only f

As an expressive arts therapist, I often witness unexpectedly beautiful moments emerge during the healing process. Today, I want to share a story that deeply touched my heart. A Unique Painting During a group session, one participant created a painting of the night sky, speckled with a few twinkling stars. While the others shared their works—mostly filled with vibrant colors and sunlit vitality—I noticed a striking contrast: this was the only piece depicting a deep, dark nigh