A few years ago, I had a revelation - the first promise of protection should be to oneself. After all, you can't offer what you don't have, right?
A few years ago, I had a revelation - the first promise of protection should be to oneself. After all, you can't offer what you don't have, right?
As parents and people, we all have those moments when we love our children and significant others to the moon and back, but at others, we want to pull our hair out too.
Depending on where you are located geographically it is either spring or autumn and either way it signifies change. This theme of turning new or the subtractive kind inspired me to reflect on a time of renewal and growth.
A human angel encouraged me, and I was able to pick myself up and just show up to do the work. This mantra has translated to now me being my own favorite cheerleader – “I believe in me!”
In this month of love and beyond let’s surround ourselves with people who make us feel loved, worthy, and like we matter.
An event as simple as the flutter of a butterfly wing has the potential to create a storm on the other side of the world
It’s beginning to look like Christmas…everywhere you go!
It's that time of the year when gratitude takes on a larger-than-life avatar in the form of Thanksgiving. It got me thinking - Why do we not celebrate Thanksgiving every day?
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OUR SACRED OBLIGATION
Our children are our greatest teachers. They are here to show us the way to our most true selves. They are here to usher us to our deepest healing. May you always be reminded of their power and purpose, so you may CONNECT with your children and FIND who YOU truly are!
Your sacred obligation to your children, and in all your relationships really, is to grow yourself up.
Dr. Shefali Tsabary
