Shyam Govinda

Your parents never had all the answers, they may have seemed like superheroes when you were younger but you only realise that they were doing the best with what they had when you finally grow up with responsibilities yourself.

Be gracious to your parents.

Losing someone can feel like an impossible experience to go through, and a part of that is reliving it through relating to other people’s grief, although that sometimes helps, it can also keep us stuck in a cycle of grief by reliving our grief through other people’s experience.

There is a certain camaraderie that comes from sharing our grief with others, but we also need to navigate ours in a way that helps us to become stronger.

May we all be blessed with the strength to live full lives even whilst carrying the difficulty of loss.

Children have a way of bringing us back to the person we were before the world taught us to grow up.

There is something about being around children that reminds us how to remain a little childlike ourselves.

Disclaimer: My niece and nephew appreciate the banter, before the parenting police jump onto the comments.

We’re not into justice, we’re into justice selectively, only when it affects our own.

Nobody is coming to change your life until you prioritise your growth

Grief from loss will change you forever, but that doesn’t mean you can’t keep living a meaningful life.

Adult spelling competition 😬

The grass isn’t always greener on the other side.