— Paramahansa Yogananda
Reflections on legacy — what makes a life meaningful? For years, I worried mine was too “ordinary.” But I’ve come to see that purpose isn’t always dramatic. Sometimes it’s found in small acts of love, service, or joy — the kind of legacy that quietly shapes others and, in its own way, lasts forever.
Burnout is not a flaw in character or a failure of willpower—it’s the body’s way of demanding attention when life becomes unbalanced.
Losing my father at 13 shattered my faith. Years later, a powerful moment of self-realization reignited my spirit, helping me understand God was with me all along. This is my story of finding peace, a journey from doubt to a deeper connection with something eternal.
Amidst the chaos, there's a simple, profound truth: we're all connected. We are all part of this vast, breathing world.
In a world that often feels divided, it's easy to get caught up in the noise and forget what truly matters. We see headlines filled with conflict and debate, but what often goes unmentioned are the quiet acts of unity and kindness that happen every day. These simple, yet profound, actions are the threads that hold our communities together. Unity Isn't About Sameness When we think of unity, we might imagine everyone agreeing on everything. But true unity isn't about being identical; it's about
