When my daughter sent me a video of a choir singing in an ancient Orthodox church, it stirred something deep within me. Why does sacred music move us so profoundly, even when we don't understand the words? Perhaps it's reminding us of something our soul has never forgotten.
My little dachshund Wally recently treated himself to a RM1,400 lunch. Yes, you read that right. What followed was emergency surgery, a whole lot of guilt, and an unexpected lesson in forgiveness. Sometimes the hardest thing to let go of isn't what happened, but what we keep telling ourselves about it.
Who would have thought a twelve-foot skeleton in Home Depot could teach us something about enlightenment? Meet Skelly. He has no impressive credentials, no retirement plan, and absolutely nothing left to prove. Yet somewhere between his moving eyes and poseable arms, I found myself reflecting on faith, perspective, and what remains when everything else falls away.
Seven days. Seven simple spiritual reflections to help us remember what matters, stay connected to God, feed the soul and surrender what we cannot control.
Sometimes the identity that once fit us perfectly simply doesn’t anymore. So what happens when we no longer know who we are—and do we really need to figure it out immediately?
What if your life isn’t falling apart, but being stripped of what can no longer carry you? Explore the fire, the crushing, and the deeper spiritual transformation taking place beneath the storm.
What does finding happiness in God really mean? A reflection on grief, isolation, our endless search for happiness, and the possibility that what we're truly seeking is the Love that has never left us.
The Egyptian god Thoth symbolised the mind’s power to interpret experience. Here I explore how Mercury in astrology reveals the hidden storyteller within us.
Astrology and A Course in Miracles both describe the mind — just in different languages. Here I explore how the birth chart reveals the ego’s patterns while the Course shows the path beyond them.
Astrology maps the structure of the personality — but it cannot describe the observer in the birth chart. This reflection explores how astrology and A Course in Miracles meet in awareness rather than identity.
