Sukha

Happiness may not live in one place or one moment. Perhaps it is found in the spaces between letting go of the past, embracing the present, and trusting what tomorrow may bring.

Happiness lives in three places
In letting go of what was
In releasing yesterday’s shadows
And making peace with every loss …

Happiness lives in three places
In enjoying what is
In noticing the colours around me
The streets, the sky, the little joys I might have missed …

Happiness lives in three places
In trusting what will be
In believing that every uncertain road
May still lead me somewhere I am meant to see …

Happiness lives in three places
In letting go, living now, and trusting tomorrow …
And somewhere between the three
I found a little more peace within myself …

#roksanatales

Sukha: a Sanskrit word for happiness, ease, inner peace, and a sense of well-being

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Now, tell me,
How’re you? How do you find your peace?

Sincerity

Some days, I’m more aware of my shortcomings than I allow others, or myself to see. I see where I fall short, where I hesitate, where I choose comfort over courage. I know my flaws. I do not hide them from myself, and I cannot hide them from God.

And yet, when I pray, something honest rises within me.

I come as I am, not polished, not proud. My prayers are not rehearsed performances; they are pure offerings shaped by need, regret, hope, and longing. I pray because despite everything, I still believe in mercy. I still believe in being heard

Perhaps this is what sincerity truly means. It’s not the absence of sin, but the refusal to turn away. I am learning that returning, again and again, is itself a form of faith. Even when I feel undeserving, I show up. Even when my heart is tired, I speak

Thats how always humbly I place my imperfections in God’s hands. Because I believe, no other can handle it like Him. I do not ask to be seen as perfect, only as honest. And for always, that feels like enough

#roksanatales

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Now tell me,
Where do you place your imperfections?