Purple Serenity Therapies

12/11/2025

12/11/2025

29/10/2025

29/10/2025

She doesn’t die in the hive. She dies where she lived — among flowers.
When worker bees grow old, their wings fray, their flight weakens, and their work begins to slow.

Scientists and beekeepers have observed a quiet ritual:
as the end nears, the bees slip away from their hives, choosing to rest on nearby blooms beneath the fading light.
By dying outside, they protect the colony from disease — their final act of service.

Sometimes, they gather one last grain of pollen before their wings give out —
a farewell offering to the hive they spent their lives building.
It’s less an ending, more a lesson — that purpose doesn’t fade; it transforms.

Every jar of honey, every bloom, every piece of fruit carries their devotion.
Because even in their final flight, they remind us what love in action looks like.

Source: Smithsonian Magazine (2023), National Geographic (2024), BBC Earth (2023)

26/10/2025

A lung and a tree, side by side, reveal how deeply life is connected. Our lungs expand with oxygen released by trees, while trees absorb the carbon dioxide we exhale. This exchange forms one of Earth’s most essential cycles, linking every breath we take to the rhythm of the planet. The branching of bronchi mirrors the structure of roots and branches, both designed to move air and energy through living systems.

What we exhale becomes their nourishment, and what they release sustains us. In this balance, we are reminded that humans and nature are not separate, but part of one living system.

21/10/2025

Good morning everyone, I'm happy to announce I'm starting a beginners class .