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Reflective Living Blog: Insights for Growth and Intentional Living


Fairness Is Unfair When It Is Not in Your Favour
We all demand fairness, but how readily do we uphold it when the outcome does not favour us? This Umbrellas of the Soul reflection explores the contradiction between wanting fair treatment and practising fairness, challenging us to examine our principles, personal interests and responsibility towards others.
Dibi Monyepao
13 hours ago4 min read


When You Work Even in Your Sleep
Have you ever gone to sleep with an unfinished problem and awakened with a solution? Sometimes, the work we consciously set aside seems to continue in our dreams. In this reflection, Dibi Jackson Monyepao explores the relationship between conscious effort, creativity, sleep and the mind's less visible processes, and asks whether progress always requires our conscious attention.
Dibi Monyepao
Oct 2811 min read


The Difference Between a Perfect Wedding and a Lasting Marriage
We spend months preparing for a perfect wedding, yet the real journey begins after the celebration ends. This reflection explores why lasting marriages are built in ordinary moments that no camera can capture, and why the greatest wedding gift may be the one that keeps speaking long after the honeymoon.
Dibi Monyepao
Sep 243 min read


Facebook Was My Storeroom, Our Website Became Our Garden
I thought I was building a Facebook page. Then I thought I was building a website. One day I realised I had been building a garden all along. This is the story of how reflections became books, and how a personal writing journey grew into something that reached libraries, classrooms, and beyond.
Dibi Monyepao
Aug 303 min read


The Root That Was Buried
For years I told people I lost my first manuscript.
It happened when I was fifteen.
That sentence became the official version of my story.
Then one morning another possibility found me.
What if I had been telling the wrong story?
What if I did not lose a manuscript?
What if I buried a root?
A buried page disappears.
A buried root multiplies.
Dibi Monyepao
Aug 203 min read
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