When you stop proving yourself, you stop performing and become emotionally mature. In that quiet shift, self-trust grows, energy returns, and life becomes lighter and more honest.
A heartfelt reflection on how family and friends became God’s instruments of love, care, prayer, and healing during illness, proving that true friendship shines brightest in life’s valleys and moments of weakness.
I thought I walked alone through fire and flood,
but You were there before I knew to look.
Ahead of me when I could not see,
behind me when I could not stand,
around me when the world grew loud,
within me when my voice was gone.
A joyful visit to Chennai’s book fair filled with childhood nostalgia, food, friends, colourful stalls, favorite books, shared excitement, a full heart and the magic of being surrounded by stories.
A humorous, reflective essay where illness revives memory and creativity, as Betty battles flu, recalls childhood sickness, embraces vulnerability, and rediscovers writing as resilience, control, and quiet triumph within life.
A quiet reflection on faith and renewal, this poem honors the unseen ways God rearranges our lives, gently turning us away from the past and toward light.
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