Essays and Reflections
Honest essays from inside a spiritual awakening — energy healing, letting go, inner peace, self-love, and the messy questions in between. Written for anyone navigating their own awakening and wondering if the healing ever ends.
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The beauty of an open heart
A lifetime of heartbreaks taught me to guard everything. On empath wounds, family patterns, and choosing to keep the heart open anyway.
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Understanding the Connection.
The illusion of separation is dissolving — between human, animal and every living being. On how that realisation quietly changes your whole lifestyle.
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Seeking Inner Peace by listening to the silence.
Three months after Egypt, life got complicated. Re-questioning everything and learning that the answers arrive only when you listen to the silence.
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What makes “your” God, better than “mine”?
Alexandria — birthplace of the major religions, and of the wars fought in their name. On belief, division, and finding God without the tribalism.
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Seeing with the Heart
Meeting Tarek the Egyptologist, a man who radiates peace, brought a new perspective at exactly the right time: some things you only see with the heart.
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Does Love deserve compromise?
It always starts with magic and infatuation. My thoughts on the most complicated feeling of all — and where compromise ends and self-abandonment begins.
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Political Propaganda & Brainwashing of the masses
Standing in Luxor Temple at night, you realise the media has been twisting facts since the beginning of time. Whoever wins the war writes the story.
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The secret to a long and happy life.
Forget the lotions and supplements. The real secret to a long and happy life might be far simpler — and it is the opposite of what you have been taught.
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Are we chasing a “mirage”?
Success as sold to us is a mirage: the closer you get, the further it moves. On hope, exhaustion, and the illusion of how to succeed in life.
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My Personal Energy Healing Journey
From esoteric curiosity to Reiki practice: how energy healing found me, the principles I live by, and what changed when I stopped resisting it.
