Life Coach Rashmi Saha

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There is a Buddha Mural on one wall of my That was the idea as soon as I saw that wall and how I was going to give it a makeover .
and I often get asked why I chose to create that space.
The truth is I didn’t choose it only for just beauty.
Yes I agree , that , I keep getting a lot of appreciation and compliments for the biggest art work I have ever created ☺️☺️ but more so
I chose it because I needed that feeling in my life. 🌿
There are good and superbly awesome days and there are days when life feels heavy, fast, demanding and somewhere in between being strong for everyone and everything, I realised I needed a quiet corner that reminded me to slow down too.
Buddha, for me, represents that pause.
That gentle reminder that peace is not outside it is something we come back to within ourselves.
When I sit near that wall, I don’t feel like I am looking at an artwork.
I feel like I am returning to myself.
It keeps me grounded.
It reminds me to respond, not react.
To breathe, not rush.
To stay soft, even when life expects strength.
That Buddha wall holds a very silent kind of energy in my home - the kind that doesn’t speak loudly, but changes how you feel when you sit close to it.
And maybe that is why it means so much to me.
Because in many ways, it reflects the journey I am still walking choosing calm, choosing awareness, choosing balance a little more every day. 🕊️✨

Can you spot the sunshine 🌼✨♥️