Ever felt the sting of rejection? That moment when you walk into a room and immediately sense that you don’t belong? It's more than just social anxiety; it's a primal fear rooted deep within us. This fear of not being welcome is one of the most profound and universal experiences we share as human beings.

Life isn’t meant to be static. It’s dynamic, ever-changing, and constantly in motion. When we cling to the idea of permanence, we resist the natural flow of life. We end up stuck in patterns that no longer serve us, in jobs that no longer fulfill us, in relationships that have run their course. The truth is, survival—true survival—isn’t about holding on; it’s about letting go and embracing the journey of continuous growth.

When spirituality, something meant to be deeply personal and freeing, starts feeling like just another box to check off on our endless to-do list. You know what I’m talking about. The moments when your spiritual practice, instead of being a source of peace and connection, becomes yet another way to measure your worth, to see how well you stack up against your ideal self.