Category: My Trail of Thoughts
My Trail of Thoughts is where the inner workings of my mind find their voice. This section is a personal journal—a reflective space where I share the meandering paths of my ideas, insights, and experiences. Like footprints left on an ever-unfolding trail, these writings trace my journey through life’s questions, emotions, and revelations.
Here, you’ll find a mix of musings: some light and whimsical, others deep and contemplative. Each entry is a glimpse into how I see the world and navigate my own path toward understanding, growth, and connection.
Which Female Archetype Are You?
Have you ever felt like you resonate with a particular role or energy but couldn’t quite put your finger on it? Archetypes are like blueprints for the soul—timeless patterns that help us understand ourselves better. Let’s explore the fascinating world of female archetypes and uncover which one you might embody. Read more
How Did I Get Here?
I’m about to turn 42, and I can’t help but wonder—how did I get here? It feels like I blinked and the decades just zipped by. I’m still dreaming, still searching, still wondering what I want to be when I grow up. Hahahah. Shoot, I still feel more like a college kid trying to figuring… Read more
Exploring My Capricorn Astrology: The Blend of Aries Fire and Leo Glow
Being a Capricorn born from two fire signs has created a unique blend of energies in my life. Capricorns are earthy and grounded, but Aries and Leo bring a fiery spark that can’t be ignored. It’s like combining solid rock with molten lava—powerful, transformative, and occasionally volatile. Read more
The Cosmic Blueprint of My Birth: Moon and Sun in Capricorn During an Eclipse
Let’s talk about something celestial—my birth under a rare cosmic event where both the Sun and Moon aligned in Capricorn during an eclipse. This isn’t just a fascinating story about the stars; it’s a journey into the powerful astrological forces shaping personality, purpose, and the essence of who we are. Read more
Sitting With Grief: A Christmas Eve Reflection
It’s Christmas Eve, and I’m sitting in my home alone. The silence feels heavier today, more oppressive, as if the weight of my grief has decided this is the day to settle in. There’s no family gathering to look forward to, no children running around, no partner to exchange a knowing smile with. It’s just… Read more
The Scribbles of a Budding Artist: My Niece’s Masterpieces on Life’s Canvas
Let me tell you about my niece, a pint-sized whirlwind of creativity who seems to believe that everything is a canvas. She’s two years old, but don’t let her size fool you—she’s a force of nature armed with crayons, pens, and an imagination too big to be confined to mere paper. Read more
The Psychology of Loneliness: Why Feeling Alone Hurts So Bad
Loneliness is a profound experience, cutting deeply into the core of what it means to be human. It’s not just the absence of social interaction but the presence of a gnawing void where connection should be. This sense of isolation triggers a cascade of psychological effects, stirring anxiety, depression, and a bleak perspective on life… Read more
The Weight of Missing Her: Grief at Christmas
When my mother passed, my first instinct was to focus on her. Was she at peace? Was she okay? It felt like my heart and mind were preoccupied with making sure she was safe, even though I knew I couldn’t do anything about it. I poured my energy into honoring her, almost as if my… Read more
Self-Esteem, Depth, and Living in the Soul’s Waters
Self-esteem is such a peculiar thing, isn’t it? It’s like holding a mirror up to yourself and seeing a reflection that sometimes glows and sometimes distorts, depending on the angle of light—or maybe the mood of the day. For me, self-esteem is both a comfort and a puzzle. I genuinely like myself. I love who… Read more
Finding Your Own Path: Picking and Choosing in Religion Isn’t Just OK—It’s Beautiful
It’s one of those things you’ve probably heard before: “You can’t just pick and choose from a religion.” It’s treated like an unspoken rule, a line in the sand meant to keep people from exploring faith on their own terms. But here’s the thing—they’re wrong. Picking and choosing isn’t just acceptable; it’s one of the… Read more