Reality doesn’t wait. The moment the eyes open, it begins responding through you. But are we all experiencing the same reality? Are we all experiencing the same scenery? Are we all experiencing the same fears and hopes? Although we might act and appear different, we are all ultimately built up the same, each in search for peace, purpose, and a place to feel safe in our own minds.  Beneath every title, opinion, and role is a human being trying to hold it together. We all have hopes, we all have fears. The most common hope we share is inner peace. The most common fear we share is the fear of the unknown. Just hearing the word can make your chest tighten. We fear it not because it has harmed us but because we think we can’t control it. So, we imagine the worst and we fill the blank space with worry, doubt, and fear so we are prepared when it happens. Ironically, the unknown is where growth, miracles, and transformation happen. But what if the unknown isn’t empty? What if it’s alive, shaped by the very thoughts and feelings we project into it? What if we’re not just waiting for the unknown? What if we’re creating it? Every fear you feed, every scenario you play in your mind, every emotion you repeat becomes a brushstroke on the canvas of what’s coming next. This isn’t about blame. This is about power. Because if fear can shape the unknown, then so can love. So can trust. So can clarity. What if life is playing a game with us and we’re too focused on control that we miss the whole show? How many times have you experienced certain events that you couldn’t share with another person out of fear of judgment? How many times have it happened to you that you think of someone and they call, a song plays that answers a question you didn’t say out loud, a stranger says exactly what you needed to hear. To the distracted mind, these moments seem random.. a coincidence.. chance. But what if they’re not? What if life is always speaking to us through patterns, signs and subtle nudges, only we’re too busy, too logical, too in our heads to notice? Synchronicities don’t shout, they whisper. They’re not meant to make sense to everyone, only to the one who’s awake enough to see. This article is a means to pull you out of the autopilot mind into the present moment. Where all your Power is. Because when you pay attention, now, to your thoughts, you will realize that nothing is random, and everything connects. You are the only person that thinks in your mind, and no one can hear your thoughts but you. It is scientifically proven that the average brain generates between 60,000 to 70,000 thoughts per day. About 80 to 90% of those thoughts are repetitive, and most of them are negative thoughts. This process of thinking is happening too rapidly and repetitively that most people are not aware of their thoughts. These thoughts shape perception, emotions, reactions and even physical health. What if we slow down and reflect on those thoughts, we can change our destiny and be a cooperative creator in the process? What if the only thing you are looking for in this life is yourself? Ask yourself right now what thoughts are governing your mind? Are they positive or are they negative? Do you want those thoughts to become your reality? Abracadabra is a magic word that means: I Create as I Speak. We tend to think that if we overthink a problem, we solve it. But all we do is create more of it. Just as well if we focus on our dreams and goals, we create more of that. We don’t trust ourselves enough because there is a voice in the mind constantly telling us false stories which eventually become reality. So, we think we should trust that voice because it has been proven it is right. But is it? Don’t you sometimes feel that you are creating what you don’t want? If you have the choice, would you create what you don’t want? No one would. Awareness of the mind in the moment is one of the most powerful tools for inner transformation. When attention returns to the now, something shifts. Thoughts slow down, emotions become clearer and reactions turn into conscious choices. In that place of awareness, it becomes possible to observe thoughts rather than be controlled by them. No one can cause you to think something. You and only you decide what thoughts to entertain and what thoughts to reject. Thoughts are magical spells and they do create our reality. But we have the power to choose our thoughts. That is our own free will. It is a choice to think good thoughts and just as well it is a choice to think the worst thoughts. Fear is our biggest enemy and it is nothing but thoughts that we entertain. When you are conscious of this moment and its spaciousness, you are one with life and life is one with you. The universe is always responding to your thoughts and it’s always giving you what you expect. You can change your expectations consciously through your inner talk. Always come back to the now and be kind to yourself. Your relationship with yourself is the most important relationship you have. When you are kind to yourself, your thoughts are kind to you and to others. Stay Connected: Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/executivewomen_/ Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/3654085/admin/dashboard/ Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ExecutiveWomen/ Read more articles: https://executive-women.global/en/margueritta-rahal-weaving-spirituality-art-the-power-of-the-mind/

In today’s connected world, love often crosses cities, countries, and even continents. Many couples find themselves in long-distance relationships, held together by phone calls, video chats, and promises. While some people believe that distance weakens love, others find that it deepens emotional connection and mutual respect. Like any challenge, being apart can either test the limits of a relationship or reveal its true strength. Indeed, love has no boundaries or so we like to believe. In an age where travel, studies, and careers often take people to different corners of the world, many couples find themselves loving from afar, connected by messages, calls, and memories rather than physical presence. A long-distance relationship (LDR) is not easy, yet it is not doomed either. In fact, it has the power to both strengthen the heart and silently test its limits. Distance, in its paradoxical way, can make love grow deeper while also exposing its most fragile parts. The Bright Side of Distance To begin with, when two people are separated by miles, they learn to communicate differently and often better. Words become their bridge. Without the comfort of physical presence, they rely on conversation, trust, and emotional expression to stay close. As a result, this constant exchange of thoughts can make partners more open, attentive, and emotionally mature. In many cases, long-distance couples know each other’s hearts more deeply than those who see each other daily but take communication for granted. Moreover, distance also teaches independence. Each person has the space to grow individually to build their career, explore their interests, and strengthen their identity all while maintaining a shared emotional connection. Rather than being dependent, partners learn to be complete on their own, yet still choose each other every day. That choice, made despite the distance, becomes powerful proof of love’s sincerity. Finally, there is the magic of reunion. After months of waiting, seeing each other again feels like the world stops for a moment. Every hug, every smile, every second together carries a meaning that everyday relationships sometimes forget. In other words, the absence makes presence sacred. The Shadow Side of Distance However, even the strongest love can struggle when faced with time zones, silence, and longing. Physical separation can lead to emotional exhaustion. No matter how many calls or messages are exchanged, sometimes all one needs is a simple touch or a shared moment and when that’s missing, loneliness grows quietly. Additionally, communication, though essential, can also become tricky. Without tone or context, a simple text can be misunderstood. A delayed reply might create insecurity. Consequently, the mind, left to its own imagination, can build doubts that reality does not justify. Jealousy, fear, and overthinking can slowly erode the trust that distance demands. Furthermore, life doesn’t pause for love. As each person continues their separate path, their daily realities can drift apart. Different schedules, new friendships, and changing goals may create a silent distance even deeper than geography. Finding Balance Ultimately, the truth is that an LDR demands effort, maturity, and a shared vision of the future. It survives not by luck, but by intention. Therefore, consistent communication, honesty about emotions, and plans to reunite are what keep it alive. Trust becomes its foundation, and patience its daily practice. In fact, LDRs work best when both partners see the distance not as a barrier but as a temporary chapter in a bigger story. The miles between them are just a test one that, if passed, often leads to a love more resilient than before. Conclusion In conclusion, distance can be both a challenge and a gift. It can separate bodies but bring souls closer. It can expose weaknesses but also reveal the strength of real love. LDR are not for the faint-hearted; they are for those who believe that love is worth the wait, the effort, and the distance. Ultimately, the space between two hearts doesn’t have to divide them sometimes; it teaches them how to love better, deeper, and truer. Stay Connected: Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/executivewomen_/ Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/3654085/admin/dashboard/ Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ExecutiveWomen/ Read more articles: https://executive-women.global/en/good-vibes-only-how-toxic-positivity-spoils-the-party/ :