Have you ever sat in silence, wondering: “Why am I always overthinking?” “Why do small things affect me so deeply?” “Why do I feel everything so much – anger, sadness, love, fear sometimes all at once?” If you’ve asked yourself any of those questions, you’re not weak. You’re not broken. You’re just human. And you […]

Do you ever feel like your mind just won’t stop thinking? Like… You keep worrying about the future You replay old mistakes again and again You feel like you don’t know what you’re doing with your life You even blame yourself for things that go wrong? I’ve felt like that too. It’s like your brain

Life moves through seasons—some full of clarity and momentum, others clouded with confusion, burnout, or longing. At Vibha Designs, each card deck is designed to meet you where you are—with thoughtful, daily nudges to help you reflect, realign, and reconnect with what matters most. So if you’re wondering which deck is right for you, this

Why Self-Love Isn’t Selfish — Especially for New Mothers Leave a Comment / By vibhajindal1815@gmail.com / May 16, 2025 There’s a silent kind of burnout that many mothers go through—one that doesn’t always show up in medical check-ups or social media posts. It’s the feeling of being completely drained, of no longer recognizing yourself, of

In a world filled with noise, few voices have stood the test of time like that of Rumi—a 13th-century Persian poet whose words continue to stir hearts across centuries, cultures, and continents. Whether you’ve come across his quotes on love, loss, or the soul’s longing, Rumi’s poetry carries a kind of timeless truth that still

When the world feels chaotic, uncertain, and emotionally overwhelming, we often seek peace in the wrong places. But what if the answers we’re looking for have been around for over 2,000 years? That’s the timeless magic of Stoicism—a philosophy that has guided emperors, warriors, and thinkers through life’s storms with unshakeable calm. What Is Stoicism?

In a world that moves too fast and expects us to keep up, pausing to ask ourselves “Why am I really doing this?” can feel radical. That’s exactly what the Japanese concept of Ikigai invites us to do. It’s not a buzzword—it’s a way of life. Understanding ikigai helped me connect the dots between my