21/02/2026
I recently started switching on the TV again, and a few days later, I had an “Aha!” moment while navigating the snowy streets of Bucharest.
I realized that 99% of the news is about “the bad.” And that got me furious and made me ask like shouting to the Universe:
What is the point of being bombarded by this all day? Of course, these things are significant, but it cannot only be about this. The proportion feels so uneven.
Lately, so many synchronicities have been happening to me, yet I spend too little time acknowledging them.
Walking through major depression and generalized anxiety is a battle on its own. When good things happen—no matter how visible-they often don’t seem to “count.” Sometimes the guilt kicks in even faster: “Why can’t | just enjoy this?” Yet, even leaving depression aside, I see a general tendency to overemphasize the unpleasant while taking the pleasant for granted.
So today, I took a first step: I opened a document called
“Glimmers.”
I want the same urge to write when something good happens as I do when my anxiety is through the roof. I want to share the silly things that make me smile not only the difficult ones.
So here is my glimmer of the week:
I told myself I wanted to find bookmarks for my friends. The next day, while avoiding a slightly awkward conversation with a stranger on the bus, I ducked into a library I hadn’t visited in 10 years for “shelter.” There they were: a beautiful pack of bookmarks with incredible messages, at a crazy price deal.
I felt happy like a child because I followed my instinct.
Maybe that’s why I chose RECLAIM | RESET | REALIGN™ as the trio for my holistic practice. In the very dynamic world we are living in, we can reclaim the good, reset the matrix, and realign the direction of our thoughts and actions—one step at a time.
So I’m curious about this:
What is one thing that unexpectedly happened this week and made you smile?
Have a great weekend,
Ađź’«
