Gazala
I live in Chicago and mother of two girls. Birth of first daughter set me on for some weird journey. And that journey led me to positive disintegration. It helps me to understand what’s going on within me but still a long way to go.
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Roots Instead of Driftwood (opens the original)
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Solitude was never going to leave. It had become my habitat.I fought loneliness as though I were drowning. Then I realized that the harder I fought it, the faster I lost my sense of self.I cried every day, and sometimes I still do, though for different reasons now. I stopped smiling. I withdrew from people, and eventually, even from God.When you lose contact with people, you begin to think, "I don't belong here."But when you lose your connection with the Divine, you realize you belong nowhere.I
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