Overcoming fear and anxiety fear came the day I woke up and realized my life no longer felt familiar. Everything I thought I knew—about myself, my purpose, and the Divine—had been shattered. Life had hammered me with experiences that left me fearful, jaded, and disconnected. In my fear, I tried to create a reality I could control. But no amount of hiding or running kept me from facing the truth: I had to confront my pain and rebuild myself from the ground up.

Each hike presents a unique experience. The journey up the hill is always different,it has always carried an outer body feeling. along my journey I meet various creatures and traverse different terrains, each nook and cranny revealing something unique. One day, though, I found myself feeling particularly down. I was stressed about some new financial obligations and desperately needed more resources to meet them.

The journey from breakdown to breakthrough is not an easy one. It requires a willingness to face the uncomfortable truths about ourselves and to let go of the material and financial crutches we cling to. But in doing so, we open ourselves up to profound personal transformation. Each challenge I faced, each moment of vulnerability, became a stepping stone towards a more fulfilled and emotionally stable life.

In the midst of uncertainty, I discovered that true worth isn't found in possessions or external validation. Instead, it lies in something sacred—something deeper and more enduring. It lies in the relationships we cultivate, the love we give and receive, and the person we become in the face of adversity.

I stopped searching for peace and instead began creating it for myself. I developed spiritual practices that grounded me and kept me connected to that inner sanctuary of calm. I made conscious choices to surround myself with positivity and to avoid environments and people that disrupted my peace.

For a long time, I believed that living in my purpose would be something I stumbled upon, a destination to be reached through trial and erro