Self-Awareness

Life throws things at us we never asked for, and many hardships are genuinely unfair. But here’s a possibility for people who are curious: sometimes, without even knowing it, we participate in keeping ourselves stuck.

Mental and emotional wellbeing begins with awareness, as we have mentioned in our previous post . Yet for many of us, emotions can feel overwhelming, confusing, or even inconvenient. We often try to push them aside, only to find that they resurface later, stronger than before. The truth is: emotions are not our enemies. They are signals—our inner compass pointing us toward our needs, values, and desires. A scene from the movie Inside Out (2015). The movie teaches that all emo

Change doesn’t begin with action. It begins with awareness — that subtle but powerful shift when you realize something in your life is no longer working the way it used to. This is what many psychologists and philosophers refer to as a psychological awakening  — a moment of clarity that disrupts autopilot living and sparks the desire to grow. (And since you are here, maybe this has happened or is currently happening to you. We welcome you to this transformative part of your j