Grow Beyond Belief

This is your BIRTH ✨

Your affirmation for the day 😊

It’s okay to take breaks, to rest, and to live life at your own pace.

Eventually, after her mourning, she realised that there was no one alive who hadn’t lost a loved one.
Death and separation is only what makes us human.
These are inevitable.

Losing a parent or a child can be an incredibly devastating experience, leaving you feeling like a piece of your very being has been taken away.

It’s natural to feel like becoming hardened and unyielding like a stone.

However, it’s also important to remember that these experiences can also teach us humility and empathy.

Have you lost a loved one?
How has your life changed post that incident?

Let me know in the comments.

One last thing.
Do you also promise to be kind to someone today?
And reach out to someone who has lost someone very dear to them.

Love,
Keziah
Grow Beyond Belief

The Ambani wedding happened recently and is hot news in the media.
Their outfits, food, decor, jewellery everything was talked about on Instagram. But what caught my eye was largely the 2 strong opinions on Instagram.

Some criticized the lavish spending, while others celebrated it as a display of wealth and freedom.
Can you tell me what was your opinion about this whole thing?

Your reactions to such events reveal your own money beliefs.

Lack of money or opportunities is a symptom of a deep-rooted belief about money.

If you are someone who resonates with all the signs in the post it may indicate underlying issues that affect your financial well-being and success.

Healing these beliefs is important to opening new opportunities and achieving financial abundance.

Reflect on why these situations trigger you.

Often, these reactions stem from childhood experiences or past struggles with money. Recognizing the root cause is the first step towards change.

For years, I struggled to accept compliments or gifts, believing I didn't deserve them.
This stemmed from low self-confidence.
Healing began when I realized my worth and embraced gratitude.

To overcome these challenges, start by healing your relationship with money.

Join my self-transformation program to explore and release these deep-seated beliefs.
Understand your money wounds, reshape your beliefs, and unlock your path to financial abundance.

Send me a DM to schedule a free 45-minute call.
Let's discuss how we can help you gain clarity and decide if this program is right for you.

Warm regards,
Keziah

So, what is love really about?
Should you pursue it?

As I mentioned in the post, there’s a lid for every pot. Does this mean you have to find your perfect match? Not necessarily.

A relationship should support and complement you, not complete you. You are already whole. Give yourself a hug.

Love is a beautiful feeling, right? Yet, many are either seeking the right match or in a marriage that looks good from the outside but feels challenging within.

I’ve been in such a situation myself, so I understand.

Ultimately, it all comes down to how you feel about yourself. Whether it’s a marriage, relationship, or friendship, you’ll always attract someone who complements you — which means attracting parts of yourself you may not fully embrace.

What’s the solution? Write down the qualities you seek in a partner. Then, reflect on whether you possess these qualities yourself.

If not, work on developing them because you attract what you embody.

Love shouldn’t be a struggle; it should flow effortlessly.
Don’t chase love; attract it.

If you would like to attract the right partner or want to work on self - love.
Send me a DM to get a 45 minutes free clarity call with me.
I would love helping you with it.

Love,
Keziah
Grow Beyond Belief

Here’s what led me to become a Life Coach.

Lost a very dear friend recently due to cancer.
She was young and wanted to get married soon.
One of the most loving and caring people I have known.
I was so overconfident that she would be fine. Because why not right?
I did not think I would be speaking to her for the last time that i did speak to her.
Brings to notice that life is so very rare and unpredictable and can change any minute
Wallowing in the past will lead no where.
If we only remember and be aware of how rare life is and that any day can be our last will we let go of all worries of life and grudges we have of other people.
Only then we will live life differently.

Have a blessed Saturday

Promise to yourself today that you will live to the fullest.

Love,
Keziah

Is there a magic remedy for confidence?
bravery?
Some babaji’s pills or expensive poojas to do?
Some people are inherently confident and other like me have lived a life filled with low self - esteem and low confidence and have had to learn the hard way of building confidence.
But what is confidence?

Confidence is believing your decisions.
Not second guessing things all the time.

Technique/ Tip - Take a picture of what you believe symbolises confidence. A tiger/ a lion/ Ma Durga/ Hanuman. A Queen.
Whatever you believe that signifies confidence and power.
Now look this picture in the every morning and be confident and strong.
Evaluate the choices you have in life.
Make decisions without fear.

What happened?
Did you think I’m going to give you a genie remedy?

Most magical remedies are simple.
The only catch is that you have to do it consistently.
Everyday.

Let me know for your thoughts for it.

Love,
Keziah

Being alive is life's greatest gift. This sentiment isn't new; you’ve heard it since your school days.
Yet, it serves as an important reminder every single day.

In the whirlwind of daily life, it's easy to forget to truly live.
As Sadhguru beautifully puts it, "Life is what is happening to you while you are busy making other plans." There's profound truth in these words.

Your journey is uniquely yours. Embrace it fully.

Living life to the fullest isn't about abandoning responsibilities and escaping. It's about recognizing the privilege of reality and welcoming every moment, whether good or bad.

How's your day going?
Will you take just 5 minutes today to appreciate your journey?

Share in the comments what you love most about your life.

With love,
Keziah
Grow Beyond Belief

Many of us sometimes get entangled in toxic relationships. These relationships can be with your mother, father, sibling, friends and even partners.
Now what really is a toxic relationship?
A mother angrily scolding a child to not eat junk food is that toxic?
Or a husband gently not letting his wife work because he wants to protect her from male co-workers?
Which of the above do you think is toxic and which is not?
It's important to understand the real meaning and translation of a toxic person.
But how do you address this?
The answer lies in how much you value yourself.
Many relationship challenges can be resolved through open communication, but you must assert your feelings.
If, even after expressing yourself, your concerns are disregarded and you face blame, you must evaluate what matters more: the relationship or your self-worth.

Ultimately, it's about more than just self-esteem; it concerns the future of the relationship.
Continuing to silently endure while internally suffering can lead to self-harm or deep-seated resentment.

You face a choice: persist in a toxic relationship filled with resentment or move forward with self-respect, forgiving yourself and possibly the other person.

More on this in the next post.