Mindset & Identity

My Spiritual Healing Experience with Anne-Elisabeth Saurel The moment I finally felt my soul reconnect with me again. Sometimes it’s about finally reconnecting with the version of yourself that got lost somewhere along the way. I hesitated before writing this article. Not because I am ashamed. Not because I don't believe what happened. But because I know exactly what some people will think. Crazy. Weird. Impossible. Maybe I would have thought the same a few months ago. And ye

There are people you come across in life, and you move on. And then, there are the ones who make you stop. Not because they are loud. But because they feel… true. I discovered Ella Eliav during a lecture on a Sunday afternoon. And I didn’t move on. I stayed. I listened. And then I went further. I decided to do a full map of myself. And honestly… it was wow. Not dramatic. Just this is a bit too close to home. Not Just Numerology. Something Deeper. At first glance, it looks lik

I didn’t choose the name The Chaos Curriculum because it sounded pretty. I chose it because life is chaos anyway, and whether we like it or not, we learn from every chaos we live through. Motherhood didn’t arrive gently. Moving countries didn’t come with instructions. My body changed without asking. And life made it very clear that it has no interest in our perfectly organized plans. For a long time, I kept waiting for things to settle down. They never did. What did change wa

No one really prepares women for the constant change. From the outside, our lives look linear. But inside, our bodies and minds are moving through cycles that are anything but predictable. Hormones shift. Energy rises and falls. Identity stretches and reshapes itself again and again. Adolescence. Motherhood. Recovery after birth. Perimenopause. Menopause. Each phase asks something different from us, and none of them come with a clear manual. I know this because I’m living it.

I often find myself thinking about this. Are schools really preparing our kids for life? Not just for exams. Not just for grades. But for real life. Because when I look at certain systems, especially very structured ones like the British curriculum, everything feels so controlled. So measured. So rigid. And I keep asking myself. Where is the space for a child to just be who they are? The Moment That Made Me Question Everything I didn’t start questioning school because of me.