02/07/2026
Love is the original medicine.
Prayer is how we keep it alive.
As much as I would love to be back at the Temples in Belize, I am in the airplane going to Washington to see Austin’s grandma, who is 102 and she might be getting close to finish her beautiful journey on Earth.
Even though we’re very spiritual family and we understand - very clearly - that death is not the end, the emotions are flowing strong. Lots of good memories that, soon, will be only memories. But that’s about everything else in life, right?!
So, why do we take each moment for granted? I know I do. Not always. I also know how to be extremely grateful and appreciative of what’s in my path, but man… I gotta say… sometimes is a struggle, and that’s ok too.
I guess the main lesson for me here, in this present moment, is to look at everything and everyone with more & more kindness, compassion, love and acceptance… and this last one might get me , sometimes. Maybe because I am a planner and I always want to be ready for everything. But that’s also when control might take over and frustration can take place if things don’t go as planned.
I believe I’ve been too hard on myself for the past couple of years. My reasons why is that I choose to dedicate my life to my children and to raise them to be human beings who are in harmony with their highest self. You must know, it’s NOT an easy journey to do that so. I can even say it’s 1 - if not the one - most important job someone could have. And we get pay with their smiles, their hugs, their laughs.
Today, I am tired, sleeping deprived and probably not as whole as I wish I was. But it is also today that I choose myself again. It is today that I start feeling up my cup on every chance I get, so I can be complete with my family, because I want to continue creating unforgettable memories and experiences with them.
