On my previous post, I explored love and what it means for me, particularly with the most commonly known concepts of love i.e. the languages. I have established that love is spiritual, something that can be inherently felt for another as you feel for yourself. It’s built through connection

Love. What an enigmatic noun. It might seem like a universal concept, yet it's expressed uniquely by each of us. While many might assume it has a singular meaning, the reality is that…..

……….living a wholehearted life involves acting from a place of worthiness by practicing courage, connection, and compassion. I’m totally on board with this, so much so that I can’t imagine including vulnerability in my life, especially as a parent, without the trio of courage, compassion, and connection to our shared humanity.

….Before engaging with this book, the concept of wholehearted living was foreign to me. I didn’t know what it meant to live my life from a standpoint of worthiness, where each day begins and ends with this recognition. I recall placing overwhelming pressure on myself after my first child's birth—to maintain a spotless home