Tag: darkness

Ruminating with purpose

December 10 0 comments Article Self-discovery

There are hundreds of articles and books that guide you to stop looking back at your past in order to move forward. I’m sure you’ve heard of or encountered at some point in your life someone to tell you that you need to get over your past or certain aspects of it. What does that even mean? Read More

The fear of losing your darkness

December 2 1 comment Article depression, Self-discovery

I’ve had food poisoning last week, and now I have to flu. It’s been tough and I am sorry for being away for a while, but this was a great opportunity for introspection. I started thinking about the way we get attached to our darkness, especially if you’re creative or an artist.

There is something mysterious and attractive about darkness; we are drawn by the darkness in ourselves and others. Read More

Depression, the secret we share

November 21 0 comments Article depression, Self-discovery

When you get 30 minutes watch this excellent TedTalk about depression. You will not regret it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eBUcBfkVCoVideo can’t be loaded: Depression, the secret we share | Andrew Solomon (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eBUcBfkVCo) Read More

Depression: walking the fine line of existing and dying.

November 17 0 comments Article depression, Self-discovery

“Depression is a prison where you are both the suffering prisoner and the cruel jailer.” There is a very fine line between life and death, especially for the depressed. How many times has this thought enter your mind? You want the pain to end: you don’t want to live and you don’t want to die Read More

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