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Ignore the naysayers and spread positivity and happiness

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September 15, 2023 by Richa Jha

It takes a mountain of courage to ignore those naysayers around It takes an ocean of strength to overlook those judgments and stark comments coming from our loved ones But the more it feels difficult the more I feel stronger as I know on the other side lies new prospects and possibilities and a new … Read more

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I write to make sense of the world and share pieces of my heart. If my words make you pause, smile, or feel seen—then this page has done its job.”

Writing My Mind

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Writing My Mind
Sometimes we don't say what we actually mean. Not because we don't want to,but because we don't know how to in that moment. The words get tangled.We say it too fast, too little, or in the wrong way.That's the content. Messy and human.But underneath, there's always an intent.An intent that just wanted to be kind and understood.We've all been misunderstood for saying it wrong,and we've all misunderstood someone who was trying their best.So maybe next time, before reacting to the words,let's listen to the heart behind them.Because words can be flawed,but intent is almost always pure. ...

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🌿 Unlearning as Growth Unlearning is as vital as learning because it clears the path for wisdom to take root. We often carry outdated beliefs, habits, or fears that once served us but now hold us back. To unlearn is not to erase—it is to release what no longer serves our becoming. Just as pruning strengthens a tree, letting go of old patterns makes space for new growth. Learning fills us with knowledge, but unlearning frees us with clarity. Together, they shape a cycle of renewal where curiosity thrives and transformation becomes possible.#WritingMyMind #unlearning #growthwithin #SoulfulReflections #renewal ...

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🌿 Life often feels like a winding path, full of turns we cannot see ahead. Yet this thought reminds us that every struggle is only a chapter, not the whole story. If things are not yet okay, it simply means the journey is still unfolding, the healing still in progress. Hope whispers that endings are not defined by pain, but by peace — and when peace arrives, we will know we have reached the true end. Until then, we walk with faith, trusting that the unfinished moments are leading us toward light.#HopeInProgress #SoulfulJourney #WritingMyMind ...

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🌿 Sometimes love asks us to lay down our pride, to choose peace over the need to be right. Relationships bloom not in the soil of ego, but in the quiet space where hearts meet without walls. When we hold on to ego, we lose the warmth of connection; when we let go, we find grace. The soul learns that true strength lies not in winning, but in surrendering to love.#WritingMyMind #SoulfulConnections #LetGoOfEgo ...

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Trust is a fragile thing. It doesn't break with noise, it breaks quietly — a reminder of how delicate broken trust truly is.One lie, one moment of doubt, and that clean paper crumples in a second. This is what trust issues feel like.You will try to fix it. You will say sorry, you will try harder, you will love louder, trying to smooth every crease with both hands. But this is the hardest life lesson: some folds change the paper forever. An apology can heal the heart, but it can't erase the mark.Some relationships can be held again, but they can never be untouche#WritingMyMindt#trustquotesr#healings #Healing ...

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