The Poetry of life

* Trigger Warning! This episode contains content relating to suicide. Please take care and skip the episode if this may be triggering or uncomfortable for you to listen to. *A recap of all the times I realised I was receiving nudges. Life is so much better when you wake up to the fact that everything around you is always communicating. Hindsight almost is 20/20!

In this episode of The Poetry of Life, I reflect on the powerful impact Conversations with God by Neale Donald Walsch had on me and the deep questions it stirred about intuition, spirituality, prayer, and divine connection. I ask why society comfortably accepts stories of God speaking in the Bible, yet often questions modern spiritual experiences and inner knowing. This is not about telling anyone what to believe, but about opening space for curiosity, reflection, and honest conversation about faith, intuition, and the quiet ways wisdom may speak.

I have been reflecting and exploring the idea that time is not just something we measure but something we deeply feel. I reveal how presence, love, and intention can transform our experience of time. From long days that feel light to fleeting moments that change everything, this episode invites you to slow down, reflect, and embrace the unfolding rhythm of your own life.

In this third part of my conversation with Emily, I open up about the evolution of self who I was within marriage, and who I’ve become through growth, healing, and rediscovery. This episode is about reclaiming your voice, honouring your growth, and embracing the version of yourself that emerges when you choose alignment over obligation. It’s a reminder that becoming is not a betrayal of who you were it’s a return to who you’ve always been.

This is Part 2 of my conversation with Emily, we go deeper. We move beyond surface reflections and into the tender spaces identity, expectations, womanhood, and the quiet ways we lose and rediscover ourselves. We unpack the cultural narratives that shaped us, the roles we stepped into without questioning, and the courage it takes to reclaim your voice. This episode is honest, and honestly a reminder that growth often begins with the conversations we’re brave enough to have out loud.

This is a three-part conversation. I sit down with Emily for a deeply honest and soul-expanding dialogue about identity, womanhood, healing, and the quiet ways life reshapes us.

Across these episodes, we explore what it means to find your voice after losing yourself, to question the roles we were taught to play, and to rediscover who we are beneath expectation. We talk about culture, conditioning, relationships, personal awakening, and the courage it takes to choose yourself.This isn’t just a conversation it’s an unfolding.

Season 2 Welcome

In this episode, I sit down with my sister Miriam to reflect on the beauty of our relationship, even from a distance. Though life circumstances and our age gap meant we didn’t grow up side by side, our bond has grown strong through love and open communication. We talk about the art of staying connected, the healing lessons from a book she recently read, and the joy of having her join me on this journey. This episode is also a warm introduction, as she will be appearing more often on The Poetry of Life.

“At 50, I found myself at crossroads facing fear, yet fueled by faith and a fire I couldn’t ignore. In this episode, I share the journey of rediscovering my purpose, reconnecting with my spiritual gifts, and learning to live from the soul. If you’ve ever wondered if it’s too late to start again, this one’s for you.”

Today I talk to you about how life wrote my book 111 My Reflections. I walk you through how I found inspiration in everyday life whether my own unraveling or conversations. I also share some reflections from the book and give you a commentary to my thoughts in the moments and also insight on what I think of them now. Just a way to show you that life is poetry in motion.