Nurture

Grief is a profound and natural response to loss, a journey that touches the depths of our hearts. As a Death Doula, I understand intimately grief. I have set with it with so many clients. Grief happens when there is loss, not just death. I I like to say that…

As a senior engineer, I stand at the crossroads of responsibility and progress, embracing the immense potential of human ingenuity in the dynamic realm of technology. Our role as bearers of knowledge and innovation catalysts is profound yet often overlooked. With a humble heart, I acknowledge the challenges we face…

A three-card tarot reading offering insights for personal growth — Welcome friends. I’m back home from traveling to see family for Mother’s Day. I hope you’ve had a great time honoring your mother this weekend. Let’s dive into today’s reading. The first card that comes to us for today is the Hierophant.

On this International Nurses Day — a Thank You Nurses Appreciation Week began May 6th and ends with Interational Nurses Day this May 12th, the date of Florence Nightengale’s birth in 1820. From when, perhaps 3rd Grade, I read a book of notable people, I’ve known who Florence Nightengale was…

Do you know when it is time to nurture yourself? — With Mother’s Day around the corner, I find myself sitting peacefully and quietly, thinking of two things- I think of my own mother who departed her earth-bound existence nearly a decade ago. My memories with her are fond and I often draw upon those experiences in my own parenting. I…

Too entangled in our systems to conceive of viable alternatives, we must help our children surpass us by nurturing critical thinking and creativity, confidence and care. — For all the talk of systems change – as necessary as it may be – is it something we are truly capable of? We have known for some time that things need to change. But we have so far proven ourselves incapable of anything other than incremental adjustments – falling…

Almost one third of food produced annually goes to waste, according to a recent article by McKinsey — a global consulting firm — and yet food poverty, deprivation and insecurity are a global phenomenon. In 2020, the UN reported that 2.3 billion people — roughly one quarter of the world…

To build a better society we must nurture cooperation instead of competition — For centuries, philosophers have debated the source of human morality. Are people inherently good, but corrupted by society? Could it be the other way around — do we have an innate evil streak that is civilised by the systems around us? …

A kid is ourselves of yesterday but in today’s chaotic world, parents fail to see this, despite the fact that many think hiring caretakers or buying them what they want would satisfy them. In reality, we fail to admit our own mistakes A growing child not only needs good nourishment…