What happens when a child grows up in a home that feeds them, clothes them—but starves their heart? In this emotionally raw continuation of our last episode on parenting, we explore how the absence of emotional safety shapes a child’s self-worth, relationships, and choices. From love starvation to the dangers of mistaking pain for passion, this episode of Zubaan-e-Hayat offers a gentle yet urgent reminder: emotional safety isn’t a luxury—it’s a need.

With reflections rooted in spiritual wisdom and prophetic love, we speak to both the parents and the inner child—reminding you that you were always worthy of softness, and it’s never too late to receive it.

Not every childhood was tender. In this episode, we explore how growing up in a house filled with anger, control, or conditional love can shape our adult identity. From fear of making mistakes to people-pleasing or rebellion — we unpack the silent survival strategies many children adopt just to get through. If you’ve ever questioned your softness, your voice, or your worth… this one’s for you.

In this gentle and grounding episode, we explore what it means to feel disconnected from yourself, the signs of mind fog, and how you can lovingly bring yourself back home to your soul. With reflections on spirituality, simple mental decluttering techniques, and emotional self-holding, this is your soft space to pause and begin again.

In the debut episode of Zubaan-e-Hayat, “The Soft Beginnings,” we step into a space that honours quiet healing, tender identity, and the revolution that lives within a soft-hearted woman.

Through whispered truths and slow words, we explore:

• The silent ache of moving through a loud world

• The truth that identity is not a fixed place, but a soft unfolding

• The power of feminine presence in a world that often misunderstands softness

This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a warm room in a cold world.

Come sit. Listen. Breathe.

You are not alone in your becoming. 🌙

Welcome…

To Zubaan-e-Hayat.

The tongue of life.

Or perhaps… the tongue that life tried to silence.”

“I don’t have a name here.

Or maybe, I do—

But I’m choosing not to wear it.

This space is for words that don’t ask for permission.

Thoughts that never made it past the throat.”

“This isn’t just a podcast.

It’s a whisper.

A reckoning.

A home for everything that doesn’t fit the filters,

Or the expectations of what a woman should be, sound like, or say.”

“I will talk about healing—not the pretty kind.

But the kind that stains,

That asks you to sit with what’s broken,

That doesn’t demand you become beautiful before you are believed.”

“We will speak about identity—

Not just names, languages, or where we come from—

But who we become

When the world forgets to see us at all.”

“This podcast will talk about being a woman.

Not the romanticized version.

But the reality.

The shame.

The pride.

The fear.

The softness we are punished for.

The power we are not taught to hold.”

“Some episodes will be reflections.

Some—spoken letters.

Others, just silence with a few sentences stitched in.

It’s messy here.

But it’s honest.”

“This is your space too.

Even if you never say a word.”

“So if you’ve ever felt like your story wasn’t loud enough,

Or you needed a place to fall apart in peace…

You’ve found it.”

“This is Zubaan-e-Hayat.

And this…

Is only the beginning.”