I know what it feels like to be super busy all the time..... ; ; ; Working late, always tired, and feeling like something is missing. For a long time, my dream of becoming a parent got delayed. I didn’t realize how stress and tiredness, was making it harder for me to reach there. Every morning, I woke up feeling exhausted. I had so many things to do all through the day, but my heart just wanted one thing a baby to make our family complete. The more I worried about it, the harder everything felt. My joy started disappearing, and life became heavy. That’s when I decided to try something new. I made a big change in how I lived my life. This was the first time when I started the spiritual journey in 2017. I started practicing self care of my body, my mind, and my heart. Holistic approach in living and making space for life to grow. Here’s what helped me: ✨ Getting enough sleep and rest – I made sure my body had time to recharge so it could be relaxed and fit. ✨ Eating healthy food – We started eating fresh, simple, and nutritious Satvik meals to feel better every day. ✨ Finding time for joy – We made space to do things we loved, and spending time with each other. It’s not just about being busy or getting things done but expanding the consciousness to add more. It’s about living in a way that brings happiness and hope. And when we did that gradually and everything started feeling better. Getting aligned to the role of taking responsibility and willingness becoming a parent. What about you? How do you find balance in your life? I’d love to hear your ideas. Share them in the comments—you might inspire someone else! 🌸 You can create space for your dreams to grow, just like we did. Let’s do it together and get aligned on the journey towards parenthood. 🌟 Grateful ✨ #vishalgaikwad #soulfulconnections #infertility #awareness #parenthood #withmindfulness
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The Two-Line Test failed. , , Even after four long years, This time also. In that soul-crushing moment, it felt like all the hope had been drained out of me. As a working professional, I was used to be solving problems through sheer determination and hard work. But nothing could have prepared me for the emotional rollercoaster towards infertility. Both of us tried to stay positive through the endless clinic visits, injections and invasive procedures. But the constant disappointments and stress were taking a heavy toll. By end of day, we had emotional wrecks – either fighting back tears or lashing out in anger and frustration. After four long years, I tried mindfulness from the wisdom shared from one of my office colleagues to find some relaxation and resilience. At first, I found it skeptical, but looking back to the resentments I made the choice and gave it an try. As the mind was whirling with fears about the ability to ever have a child. But soon, the meditating exercises helped anchor me to the present. Guided meditation awakened me to get connected with self and the beauty of the world around me, and beyond our baby struggles. Mindfulness didn't make our fertility issues magically disappear immediately. But allowed us to stop fighting uncomfortable thoughts and feelings and develop self-compassion during one of the darkest periods of my life. With a newfound sense of presence and peace, we were able to see ourselves look worthy in the downtime of thoughts. If you're struggling with infertility and looking for ways to reduce anxiety, resentment or sadness, I encourage you to explore mindfulness. It provides a lifeline of inner resilience and boosts self-care and confidence. Mindfulness practices help us stay grounded during life's biggest storms and not only that they align us to healthier state of mind. That's the stage when you will get the clarity of what actions needs to be taken to live towards a meaningful parenthood. Regards Vishal BG #soulfulconnections #parenthood #MindfulnessMatters #InfertilityAwareness #InfertilitySupport #MentalHealth #EmotionalWellbeing #StressSolutions
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