Dhiya Ramkolowan
Gratitude. Soul listening. Love. = My kind of writing.
Articles by
Dhiya Ramkolowan
Don’t Forget To Breathe
To think that we need to be reminded of the importance of breathing should be scary enough, but maybe it’s also because we take for granted all the benefits it presents us with.
It’s The ‘What Ifs’ That Hold You Back
How often do we blame our fear for holding us back? Or how often do we blame missed opportunities or not being lucky enough?
It’s Time To Stop Resisting Change
The real way to feel safe is to not resist change and to not fight it. It’s to take the time in the course of change to learn what you want and to make the choices towards that wanting.
I’m Sorry For Always Being Sorry
As I’ve become less little, more confident, and more aware, I have not necessarily become less apologetic.
Understanding The Past One Page At A Time
The atrocities my elders went through are things that still haunt them. I know this because it took decades for my parents or uncles to share stories with me, and to this day, there are some books they still will not read, the pain still too fresh.
This Is The Greatest Gift We Could Ever Give Our Children
No matter what we give them or what we say to them, children learn from our behavior, not only our words.
To Reach Big Goals, You Need Small Habits
Working towards your goal a little every day is a part of your big goal.
The Unedited Truth About Toxic Friendships
I had a really toxic friendship once. And I’m finally at a place in my life that allows me to look back and see the lessons with no emotions attached, with no embarrassment, with no shame.
Don’t Forget The Prep Work
From time to time, we forget the prep work required in order to start something. We forget that it takes time and preparation, mentally and physically, before we even reach the starting point.
Some Thoughts On Time Passing By Too Quickly
I’m learning regrets are lessons we need to learn from and the more we clean up, the quicker we learn and the more time we have to enjoy what time we have left.
When Anything Feels Impossible, Remember The Value In 20 Minutes
How often do we use “it’s not enough time” as an excuse?
I Miss The Stars, I Miss Their Peace
I was trying to count millions of stars and losing track. Imagining the actual size of these tiny balls of fire that so many think are insignificant. Not to me.