Growing Up with Questions
I was born in Mumbai, India, where temples filled every street and lane. Growing up in a Hindu household, spirituality was always present. But I was a rebel child — questioning rituals, asking why, and searching for meaning beyond tradition.
Life’s Breaking Point
Years later, life brought challenges I couldn’t ignore. My 15-year marriage ended, and I became a single mom raising two boys. A later relationship collapsed, and in 2014 I lost my father.
Behind smiles, I battled depression — sometimes laughing with clients, other times crying in secret. By the end of that year, I whispered to myself: “There must be a way.”
At the time, I was a Realtor with a decent income, but I longed for more — more peace, more abundance, more purpose.
Discovering A Course in Miracles
One day, I stumbled across a YouTube video. The speaker quoted A Course in Miracles, and though I didn’t understand it fully, something stirred in me. Months later, during heartbreak, I reached for one of her books. The Course spoke about “special relationships,” and I found small comfort.
That opened a door to metaphysics, and I searched everywhere for answers. Yet, peace was temporary, and the questions in my soul remained.
The Turning Point
On September 7, 2015, while stuck in traffic on the way to a client, I remembered a 40-day video program I had signed up for and forgotten. Curious, I pressed play.
The speaker said something about being consistently happy. My heart leapt. I declared: “That’s what I want — to be consistently happy. Not hiding in bathrooms to cry, not pretending to be strong while breaking inside, but truly, consistently happy.”
That moment was my spiritual awakening.
Walking in Faith
Those 40 days opened a path I could not have imagined. Questions I had carried for years began to find answers: Who am I? Who is God? Why am I here?
Some call it a kundalini awakening. I call it grace.
Even when I didn’t know where my next dollar would come from, I invested in myself and a $1,000 program. For the first time, I chose to trust God fully. That leap of faith became the foundation for everything that followed.
Ten Years Later
It has been almost a decade since that turning point. I no longer chase fleeting happiness. I’ve learned that suffering is not required, and happiness isn’t something to seek — it’s who we already are.
My spiritual awakening story was not just about spirituality, but about alignment, personal growth and faith. It shaped how I see life, wealth, purpose, and faith.
And now, I share this story so that others know — even in their darkest valleys, light is waiting to break through. This is only part of my faith journey. In my next blog, I’ll share how alignment shaped my sense of purpose.
In my first blog post, Welcome to My World, I shared why I began writing — you can read it here.
✨ Call to Action:
What does consistent happiness mean to you? Share your thoughts in the comments — I’d love to hear your story.
I read every comment and would love to connect with you there.
Consistent happiness to me means choosing joy daily, even when life isn’t perfect. It’s about creating a steady foundation of gratitude, peace, and purpose so that external ups and downs don’t shake my inner balance. It’s not about being happy every single moment, but about having practices, perspectives, and people that help me return to that place of contentment again and again.
ReplyDelete💖 “Thank you for sharing this — I love how you put it. Choosing joy daily and returning to balance through gratitude and purpose really resonates with me. 🌸 You’re so right — consistent happiness isn’t about being cheerful every moment, it’s about having those practices that bring us back to our center. I’m so grateful you connected with my blog 🙏✨.”
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