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It’s Okay to Not Have the Right Words
Not all feelings arrive with language. Sometimes they show up as tightness in the chest. A heaviness you can’t explain. A sense that something is wrong, even when life looks fine from the outside. Many people delay seeking support because they believe they should be able to explain how they feel first. At Maya Heal Talks, we want to gently remind you: You don’t need the right words to begin healing. When Feelings Don’t Translate Easily Emotions are not always neat or logica
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Jan 202 min read


You Don’t Have to Be Strong All the Time
For many people, strength has become a habit. It looks like getting through the day without complaint. Showing up even when you’re exhausted. Carrying emotions quietly so others don’t feel burdened. Over time, being strong stops feeling like a choice — and starts feeling like a requirement. At Maya Heal Talks, we want to gently question that belief. When Strength Becomes Silence Strength is often praised. But what we don’t talk about enough is how easily strength can turn
richamahendru
Jan 192 min read


Healing Begins When You Are Heard
There is a kind of pain that doesn’t show up clearly. It lives quietly in the body. In the mind. In the pauses between conversations. Many people carry it while continuing to show up for work, family, and life—often without anyone truly noticing. At Maya Heal Talks, this is where healing begins. Not with fixing. Not with forcing change. But with being heard. The Silent Weight Many People Carry Not everyone knows how to ask for help. Some were never taught how to speak about
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Jan 162 min read
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