Why This Diwali Message Could Change How You See Health đź’ˇ

Oct 30, 2024 4:31 am

This Diwali, among all the lights and celebrations, I received a message that moved me deeply and, in many ways, reflects the journey that many of you are on


Recently, after launching my Diwali video series on Instagram, my DMs filled with heartfelt messages—some celebrating their progress, others sharing struggles.


Among them was a consultation booking from someone who said something that really stuck with me:


"Deepali, I’ve been disciplined—eating on time, avoiding certain foods. I watch my friends enjoy their favorite sweets, and yet here I am, staying cautious and still feeling the same sensitivities. Why am I not better?"


In that moment, I knew this story wasn’t just theirs—it’s a narrative that whispers inside so many minds, especially those of us who are currently facing challenges.


The “doing everything right” mantra can sometimes be our own mind's mirror of fear, magnifying every little reaction.


This person was eating carefully and setting boundaries, but constantly thinking, “What if this food causes harm?” or “What if I’m not better?”


Fearful thoughts were woven into every bite, every moment of restraint.


This realization illuminated a powerful truth: sometimes, health isn’t just about the food we eat or the schedules we follow; it’s about our relationship with them.


Our mindset can either heal or hinder us. Imagine the difference if, instead of fear, we approached our meals and choices with gratitude and trust in our body’s resilience.


This Diwali, let’s not just light up our homes—let’s illuminate our minds, releasing fear and embracing faith in our bodies.


Health is a balance, a delicate dance of mind and body. Are you willing to believe in this balance and let go of that constant guard?


Remember, you’re not alone in this journey.


Reply to this email or book a consultation ( WhatsApp me ) to explore ways to create not just a healthy lifestyle but a mindset that nourishes, uplifts, and believes in healing.


Wishing you a Diwali filled with light, both within and around.


Warm regards,

Deepali Arora

Gut Health & Anti-Inflammatory Nutritionist


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