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When Old Words Meet a New Perspective.

A few years ago, I read a non-fiction book that deeply resonated with me. At the time, I underlined a few key lines, thinking they might be useful someday.

That “someday” turned out to be now.

Recently, I revisited that same book, seeking clarity during a hectic period. What surprised me was how relevant and timely those underlined passages felt. It was as if my past self had left breadcrumbs for me to follow—guiding me back to balance and perspective.

Rereading it didn’t just refresh my memory; it grounded me. It reminded me that growth isn't always about seeking something new, but often about returning to what once spoke to us—and hearing it again, differently.

For the past 15 days, I had been experiencing persistent pain in my lower abdomen. Then, I decided to apply a powerful concept from The Power of Your Subconscious Mind by Joseph Murphy.

I began to visualize myself already healed. I repeated affirmations like “I am healthy, I am whole,” and truly believed in the outcome. Just a few hours later, the pain was completely gone. I was amazed—and deeply grateful. This experience proved to me the truth of self-healing.

What I had only read about, I now experienced firsthand. The power of the subconscious mind is real. When used with faith and focus, it responds. Believe me—it works. I’m thankful I applied what I learned.

Trust your inner power. It’s stronger than you think.

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Thanks to Nick Kirkpatrick and Audrey Roskins for last week’s lovely posts that inspired these.

Every joyful moment counts—no matter how tiny.

Today, I was praised in the office for something many overlook—basic etiquettes and respectful behaviour. While some freshers were taking things lightly, cracking jokes at the wrong time or speaking too casually with seniors, I stuck to my values.

I believe it’s not about being rigid, but about knowing when to speak, how to listen, and showing consideration. One senior even appreciated how I greeted everyone, maintained eye contact, and waited for my turn to talk. It felt good—not just to be noticed, but to be acknowledged for something I truly believe in.

Respect and humility don’t go out of style, no matter the environment. This praise made me feel proud and reassured me that carrying myself with grace and self-awareness is always worth it.

Lately, I’ve discovered something unexpectedly joyful—keeping my work updated and fixing small things around the house. Whether it’s organizing files or repairing a leaky tap, these acts bring a sense of order and control. I no longer postpone minor tasks. Instead, I tackle them right away, and the satisfaction is immediate.

It feels good to see things function smoothly again—both at work and at home. This habit has brought a new rhythm to my days, and with it, a quiet but deep sense of fulfilment.

Surprisingly, these small victories have become a major source of happiness for me.

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Something sweet happened today. My husband returned from his tour and brought gifts—each one thoughtfully chosen for me. Not based on what he likes or assumes I’d like, but things that match my taste, habits, and preferences. From the snacks I enjoy to the colors I wear, he got it all right.

It wasn’t always like this. Earlier, the things he brought were often more about his choices. I used to smile and accept them, but deep down, I hoped someday he’d know me better. That day seems to have come. It’s not about the gifts—it’s about the effort, the observation, and the silent care.

This kind of understanding didn’t happen overnight. It took years of living, growing, and learning together. And today, it feels so comforting to know he notices and remembers the small things. This moment may seem simple, but for me, it’s full of warmth and love.

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Special thanks to Eduard Buck and Ethan Clarke for last week’s heartfelt posts—they inspired this week’s questions.

Let’s keep spreading smiles, one story at a time. 💫

Unpacking the trolley bags, backpacks, and suitcases after our summer vacation felt like a tough task for a Sunday. Just looking at the pile made me sigh.

But once the family joined in, everything became so much easier. Clothes were sorted, gifts were unpacked, and souvenirs found their places. In just a couple of hours, even though a few bags were still lying around, the home already felt organized and settled. It was amazing how quickly things came together when everyone worked as a team.

By evening, the house looked fresh and welcoming again, and I felt a deep sense of happiness — not just for getting the work done, but for spending quality time with family. It reminded me that even routine tasks can turn into memorable experiences when shared with loved ones.