Wild Heart Stories (A Poem)
My heart is full of stories: let’s release them all, ignite and rewrite, set fire to the old, free the present, create a soul space, wild freedom lived, to unfold and be told.
My heart is full of stories: let’s release them all, ignite and rewrite, set fire to the old, free the present, create a soul space, wild freedom lived, to unfold and be told.
“Empty vessel, you’re in desperate need of filling, it says. Search. Yearn. Feel hollow. It’s deeper than you could ever reach. The demon just for me.”
by Vironika Tugaleva · Published February 24, 2017 · Last modified May 22, 2017
“So please, dear me, be patient. Be patient as I heal, and I learn to love, because no one ever showed me how. I’m learning. Slowly.”
Courage / Healing / Real-Life Stories / Self-Discovery
by Pat Barone · Published February 7, 2017 · Last modified May 22, 2017
After 30 years of dieting, Pat was still 100 pounds overweight and starting to lose hope. She had tried everything to lose weight …or so she thought.
Healing / Poems / Self-Discovery
by Devorah Fox · Published January 4, 2017 · Last modified February 22, 2017
How Devorah stopped surrendering her unique gifts to please her husband, and instead learned to honour and accept herself.
Family & Relationships / Healing / Real-Life Stories / Self-Discovery
by Cara Maksimow · Published December 19, 2016 · Last modified August 31, 2017
Cara’s shares how her journey of overcoming perfectionism and cultivating self-compassion brought her closer to herself as well as her kids.
Courage / Poems / Self-Discovery
by Vironika Tugaleva · Published December 6, 2016 · Last modified February 22, 2017
An honest poem about self-doubt, leadership, humility, and the creative process.
Courage / Healing / Real-Life Stories / Self-Discovery
by The Real Us · Published November 11, 2016 · Last modified October 17, 2019
“I have believed you, owned you, lived with you, shrunk because of you, nearly broke apart in your hands many times, I have seen how easily you can destroy.”
Family & Relationships / Healing / Real-Life Stories
by Richard Haight · Published October 20, 2016 · Last modified February 28, 2017
After being exploited, Richard could have easily fallen into resentment and blame. Instead, he chose to learn something valuable from the situation.
“My mind goes where my heart
dares not; feelings and logic;
tug-of-war.”