Articles
Feeling Stuck in Injustice
There is a force that challenges our mind and our well-being: injustice.
It appears when life does not unfold the way we wish—when others succeed, and we feel left on the sidelines, when we miss an opportunity, or even a train or a flight. It can feel like swimming against the current of a river, using all our energy and getting nowhere.
When this happens, the mind easily turns inward and begins its familiar dialogue: Why me? This isn’t fair.
Without noticing, we slip into stagnation
The Emotional Architecture of Trust
Trust is a word we use often, yet we rarely pause to define it. We speak of trust, but most of the time we confuse it with belief, hope, or expectation. Trust, however, is not merely an idea held in the mind. It is a lived value—one we experience through the body, the mind, and the way we meet life’s challenges.
Anatomy of Emotional Management:
Lately, I’ve realized that I approach emotional management the way I understand health and well-being, holistically. Wellness isn’t the result of a single practice — it comes from tending to the body, supporting the mind, and staying connected to ourselves and others. This makes us feel whole and complete. And, emotional balance follows the same path.
Emotional Intelligence and Ayurvedic Wisdom
Emotional intelligence and Ayurvedic wisdom both explore how emotions influence our mind, body, and sense of well-being—offering complementary perspectives on emotional balance and regulation.