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16/02/2026

Good morning, lovely people 🤗

Many of us live by the phrase “live for today and let tomorrow take care of itself.” It feels light, liberating, almost intoxicating. Yet tomorrow does not always arrive gently or as we imagine.

I like to see tomorrow as a child - quietly waiting, shaped by what we do now. It needs patience, direction, and care. Like a parent, an older sibling, or a faithful friend, we must tend to tomorrow from today, nurturing it in this very moment, so that when it arrives, it feels welcomed rather than abandoned.

If we imagine tomorrow as a child, we cannot place the weight of our future aspirations upon its fragile shoulders - it would collapse beneath them, just as our promises often do when we say “tomorrow will be the day” we begin living with greater purpose, health, and joy.

As parents of today, it is our responsibility to lead by example, shaping and nurturing the child of tomorrow through the choices we make in this very moment.

With love, Olesea

13/02/2026

Good morning, lovely people 😊

As the Valentine's day is quickly approaching, i would like to touch the marriage subject from one tiny perspective.
Marriage, for me, is not a relationship built on compromises, nor one where two like-minded people come together to mirror each other. I’d get bored being married to someone exactly like myself 😂.

Marriage is when two people, drawn to one another, commit to building something beautiful together - and where their differences become the spice that makes the dish richer and more alive.

It’s a bond shaped by curiosity. A willingness to step into each other’s worlds, to embrace what matters to the other without judgment, without interrogation - but with fascination, presence, and respect.

When I plan an experience with my husband, I don’t ask myself what he might like. I choose what I love and invite him to taste my world, patiently waiting my turn to sip from his.

So my invitation for you, lovely people, is to allow yourselves to be seen. Ask yourselves - What is meaningful to you, then do it, as the real growth and fulfilment doesn't come from settling for what's good for the other person but from exploring and expanding what's already in you.

As someone who's not superstitious, I'm wishing you a beautiful Friday the 13th filled with more healthy curiosity.

With love, Olesea x

11/02/2026

Good morning, lovely people 🤗

Some of us adore the expression "being Zen", or "in Zen mode". And can someone maintain such a state of being through out the entire day?
Well.. if when we think about zen mode we imagine ourselves floating around like a serene monk in a perfume advert, smiling at pigeons while nothing disturbs us🤭we might find this mode very hard to achieve and maintain it.

We're only human and Life will poke us. Someone will call at the wrong time. The sock will feel weird. The kettle might take too long. Trafic may feel chaotic 😅
But if we perceive the zen mode as being aware when we're triggered and returning to our breath instead of spiralling or feeling emotions without becoming them and not rushing our own nervous system, then this is a very achievable and a healthy state to be in.

Zen isn’t the absence of disturbance, It’s the speed of our return. We don’t stay calm because nothing happens, but we stay calm because when something happens, we don’t abandon ourselves.
Zen isn’t when nothing embarrassing happens.

Zen is when embarrassment visits… and we don’t invite it to stay for tea. We are not numb, we are simply responsive instead of reactive.
That’s not calm as a performance but it’s calm as a choice, the choice to stay present.

May you all enjoy your day, lovely people,

With love, Olesea

06/02/2026

Imperfectly perfect funny selfies during my massage 🤣

Relaxed? Yes. Elegant? Debatable. 😂

Enjoy your weekend, lovely people 🤗

Olesea

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02/02/2026

Good morning lovely people,

How to tell which belongs to our and which belongs to our ?

This is subtle, so we listen to the body, not the story.

The Love that belongs to healing usually feels:
🔶 emotionally intense, sometimes urgent
mentally busy (“What did it mean?”, “What if…?”)
🔶 connected to loss, rejection, or unfinished conversations
🔶 alive mostly when we’re tired, lonely, or reflective

This love often asks: “See me.”, “Validate what I felt.”, “Tell me I mattered.” and it isn’t wrong it's just a wound that learned the language of love.
If we imagine fully being with this person again and our body ⚠️tightens, ⚠️loops, or ⚠️feels smaller - ❗that’s a sign.

✨Healing-love wants , dignity, and integration, not a future.✨

Its task is to teach us: 🔹what we tolerated 🔹what we needed but didn’t receive 🔹what we now refuse to abandon in ourselves
and once the lesson is honoured, this love softens, It stops knocking.

On the other hand, Love that belongs to growth feels: 🌱 , 🌱present-focused rather than past-oriented, 🌱spacious and we feel more ourselves, not less.

It asks: “Can we build?”, “Can I meet you here, as you are now?”, “Can we stay curious together?”

When we imagine a future with this person and our body relaxes or warms - that’s information.

✨Growth-love doesn’t need us to prove, fix, or rescue. It invites us forward.✨

💡 A key difference
Healing-love looks backward to make sense. Growth-love looks forward to create meaning.

Sometimes they overlap for a while - and that’s okay. Our clarity arrives when we stop asking "Who do I love more?" and start asking "Who helps me become more whole?"

With love Olesea

01/02/2026

Good morning, lovely people 🤗

For many of us February is associated with romance and the desire to share it with someone else, but...
Can someone have a little romance with themselves?
Oh… yes 😊🤍
Not only can they, I think it’s one of the most necessary kinds. Having a little romance with yourself doesn’t mean grand gestures or narcissism. It means curiosity. Gentleness. Choosing yourself with the same tenderness you’d offer someone you adore.

It looks like:
🤍listening to your own thoughts without interrupting them,
🤍speaking to yourself kindly, even when you’ve made a mess,
🤍dressing, resting, creating, or dreaming as if you matter.

A little romance with yourself is saying:
🤍I enjoy my own company.
🤍I am worth my own care.
🤍I am allowed to be soft with myself.

And here’s the beautiful truth:
✨People who know how to romance themselves don’t cling but they share, they don’t beg to be chosen but they arrive already chosen.✨

So yes, lovely people, a little self-romance isn’t indulgent - It’s home. 💫

Wishing you all a romantic February🤗🤍

With love, Olesea

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30/01/2026

Hello lovely, please 🤗

Many of us have been blessed with that beautiful state of being that feels like presence without urgency when we notice but we don’t grab, when we feel but we don’t wrestle. When we are somewhere, and that’s sufficient... like standing still while something meaningful passes through us while we are watching a rainbow knowing we don’t need to hold onto it for it to matter.
That’s gentle wonder living in the body that often shows up when nothing needs fixing, nothing needs proving, and the self finally stops negotiating for permission to exist.

And if at some point the noise returns (as it does), we'll know that this place exists, that we’ve been there and we can visit it again.

Wishing you all a blissful weekend, lovely people 🤗

With love, Olesea

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24/01/2026

Good morning, lovely people🤗

We walk through life alongside many people. Some remain, some fade quietly from our days. With some, we grow together; with others, we grow apart.

This morning I found myself thinking of my younger brother - of the many names I once used for him, some playful, some teasing, all rooted in what I believed was love.
Until one day, he gently asked me to stop.
Only then did I understand:
those names were not about who he was,
but about who he had been. By calling him that way, I was holding on to a version of him that no longer existed. He had grown into himself, into the world, into a new place among his peers and within society.
* And love, I realized, is not clinging to who someone used to be, but learning to meet them again as they are now, and honoring the name they choose to carry forward.

Being curious about one another is what keeps a relationship alive. While we cherish the beauty of shared memories, we must also stay curious and supportive of those we love as they evolve, proud of them no matter how different they may seem from who they once were.

Not everyone, however, is willing to embrace the new versions of us. And when that unwillingness appears, the way we are named begins to change or disappears entirely from conversation.
When someone stops using our name altogether, it should give us pause. It may signal lost respect, or unresolved emotions, or a quiet confusion about how to meet us as we are now.

I have noticed, time and again, that when a name becomes a phantom, the relationship soon follows - fading, gently but inevitably, into silence.

May you all have a peaceful weekend, lovely people.

With love Olesea

23/01/2026

Good evening, lovely people 😊

The greatest obstacle to growth is the assumption that we already know. We filter reality through our existing beliefs, accepting what confirms them and rejecting what challenges them, and we call this learning.

I have shared half of my life with my husband - an exceptional man who challenges me every day. At times, his push is unfiltered, his truth delivered without sugar, and it stirs my resistance. Yet, time and again, gratitude rises louder than frustration. I know how blessed I am to have met him when I did, and to have grown beside him ever since. 🤍

Living with someone who views the world through different filters gently awakens us to a deeper truth - that what we see is only a sliver of what exists. When we try to place our own vision above all others, we forget how vast the world truly is, and in that forgetting, we make one of our greatest mistakes.

To my husband -
Thank you for walking beside me through fire and ice, for anchoring me when the ground beneath me shifted. Thank you for reminding me of the woman I strive to be when I lose my way, for inspiring me with your courage and steady determination, and for being a living reminder that there is always more to this life than what my eyes alone can see. 🤍

With lots of love,
Olesea xx

23/01/2026

Good morning, lovely people 🤗
We our children with all the love we have, and when they spread their wings and fly, our deepest wish is that the world will hold them with the same tenderness.

As teenagers or young adults, still finding our way, being taken under a wiser wing feels like relief itself - an embrace that tells us we are and that it is all right to ask for help.

At 5 a.m. this morning, running alone in the dark, I found myself imagining emotional and mental growth as a pyramid, grounded on three essential pillars. It struck me that this idea can be applied across every area of life, revealing the people or values that form the foundation of a character on different levels.

And my thoughts kept returning to a deep and abiding for three remarkable mother- and father-figures who carried me through my growth here in England, who helped me uncover the person I was becoming.

Robert offered shelter in my most fragile moments and planted the first seeds of curiosity about the human mind and gently nudged me in the right direction.
Sally refined my English, expanded my vocabulary, and was the first to truly see my abilities - awakening my curiosity for massage.
That curiosity grew into a craft through Mavis, who patiently welcomed every idea, challenged me with honesty, and helped me refine what I carried within.
For all of this, I remain forever grateful.

As parents, all we can do is hope that whatever path our children choose, they will be met with lessons that strengthen them and above all, with the right people: those who will help them rise when they fall, especially when we are not in the vicinity to do so.

Just as we are sometimes lifted by the love and guidance of someone else’s parents, our own parents are, in turn, supporting someone else’s children. In this way, we each contribute to building one another’s beautiful pyramids of well-being.

With these reflections in mind, I wish you a day touched by love and kindness, and out of you can play with the *pyramid of wellbeing* concept and remember who/what were the three most important pillars in any sphere of your life.

Love,
Olesea x

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