From a young age, we learn how to become someone. We adapt, develop strategies to survive and belong, and do our best to meet the world’s expectations. Yet in our attempts to find ourselves, we often drift further away from what we already are at...

Long-term change is one of the hardest things we can attempt. In a very real sense, many of us have become addicts—not necessarily to substances, but to the ways we have conditioned ourselves to survive. Our upbringing, traumas, genetic coding, family dynamics, even echoes of...

In human relationships, an invisible stage often sets the scene for our struggles. On it plays a recurring drama called the triangle—a cycle of three roles: victim, perpetrator, and savior. This model, first described by Stephen Karpman, shows how easily we become entangled in patterns...

There’s a quote that always lands with a bit of thunder: “If you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans.” It’s usually shared with a knowing smile and a shrug, but behind it lies a radical truth — that life often has plans...

There exists a quiet intelligence that governs our body – an energetic structure that holds the memory of everything we’ve ever experienced. Our personal energy field is not a vague, spiritual concept or just a glowing aura; it is a measurable, tangible, living and breathing...

Safety is often perceived as an external condition—guaranteed by control, predictability, and protective measures. However, genuine safety is not found in the absence of threat but in the space we cultivate within ourselves to embrace the diversity and unpredictability of life. This inner refuge is...

Most people who seek healing initially approach it through the mind. This is perfectly logical, as the mind is where we humans spend most of our time. The mind operates within a dualistic and polarised reality, embedded in concepts such as time and space, cause...