Category: Lady Flava Reflection
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A&E|🎶 Chasing the Mainstream: The Cost of Belonging
I’ve heard a lot of people online talking about the challenges of going mainstream — and I get it. The fame, the exposure, the lights. But from what I’ve seen, there’s always a cost. I love indie music — the freedom to create, to own your art, to speak your truth without a contract controlling…
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H&W|🌻 BreathWork, Prayer, Meditation… and Visualization
“Visualization is more than seeing — it’s believing before the world catches up. Breathe it. Feel it. See it. Then live it.”
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Life|Too Loud to Feel
The world’s gotten so loud that peace feels like a luxury. We scroll, react, and consume until we can’t tell what we’re really feeling. Too Loud to Feel is a raw reflection on overstimulation, emotional burnout, and the quiet fight to find calm in a world that never stops talking.
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Life|Hospice|The Quiet Work of Letting Go
Sometimes love isn’t loud, and healing doesn’t look like fixing. It’s the quiet presence, the gentle return, the stillness that says, “I’m here.” The Quiet Work of Letting Go is a reflection on the sacred, silent moments of caring for another soul — and what they teach us about grace, patience, and love that lingers.
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Life|When Truth Lost Its Wisdom
Somewhere along the way, truth got louder but lost its wisdom. What used to be taught through life, patience, and respect has turned into noise — everyone speaking, few listening. When Truth Lost Its Wisdom is my reflection on what it means to hold on to old-school values in a world that forgot how to…
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Life|When Love Learns to Stretch
When Love Learns to Stretch Reflections & Growth — by Lady Flava I grew up in a time when families didn’t always have the language for difference—but they had love, and that love had rules. You learned respect, you followed the path laid before you, and you didn’t question what wasn’t talked about. Back then,…
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Japanese Women Who Spoke Up |Vol.2|Shimizu Shikin
They lived in different times, but carried the same fire. From Shimizu Shikin’s pen in 19th-century Japan to Yuri Kochiyama’s activism in 20th-century America — both women spoke when silence was expected. Japanese Women Who Spoke Up — Part 2 honors the voices that refused to fade, the courage that crossed oceans, and the truth…
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Life|When Someone Else’s Shadow Hit My Light
This morning, sitting by the lake under a gray sky, I stumbled across a video that gave language to a pain I once lived through. Carl Jung called it shadow projection — when someone’s buried darkness lands on your light. I know what that feels like. But today, as the water rippled and the colors…
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