Natasha Foreman
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How Did I Lose a Year?: When Busyness Becomes Self-Abandonment
Before I knew it, an entire year had slipped by without a single annual wellness exam. In this personal reflection, I explore how busyness, caregiving, entrepreneurship, and the pressure to always perform can quietly push self-care to the bottom of the list—and why reclaiming our wellness begins with choosing ourselves again.
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The Wound of Why
Why do we replay certain encounters in our minds long after they are over? After a tense interaction with a neighbor, I found myself wrestling with questions about respect, boundaries, human behavior, and the cost of being the one who speaks up when everyone else remains silent.
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When History Calls: The UN Declares the Transatlantic Slave Trade the Gravest Crime Against Humanity
The UN’s March 2026 vote declaring the transatlantic slave trade the gravest crime against humanity raises enduring questions about memory, accountability, human dignity, and historical justice.
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Juneteenth, Texas, and the Long Delay of Freedom
More than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation, enslaved people in Texas were finally informed of their freedom. Juneteenth reminds us that freedom can be declared on paper long before it is experienced in daily life.
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What I Would Tell My Teenage Self: The Traps Don’t Look Like Traps
A reflective conversation with my younger self about discernment, healing, rushed adulthood, and the traps that rarely look dangerous at first glance. Some reflections are too layered for a single blog post.
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When Silence Is the Kindest Thing We Can Offer
There’s a delicate balance between empathy and honesty. A tension that rises when someone shares their trauma, heartbreak, or outrage—especially when, deep down, a part of us wants to say what we’re not supposed to say: “You didn’t see that coming?” “You voted for him/her.” “This is what you asked for.” “But they told you…
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Sunday Reflection: New Year, Same Gift— Embracing the Present Fully
For many of us, today marks the first day of a new week in this new year. For others, that day begins tomorrow. Some of us are carefully planning our workweek, while others are already in action. But no matter how you track your days and weeks, I invite you to pause and consider this…
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Happy Holidays!
Wishing you and yours a safe and peaceful holiday season; may respect be shared and received unconditionally. I pray that as this year ends you are blessed with a beautiful mental montage of the countless blessings you have received this year and every year since you took your first breath. Life isn’t easy, but it’s…
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Better Late Than Never 😆
I can’t help but laugh. Have you ever repeated the same routine task for months—or even longer—and then had the idea to check if there’s a better, more effective, more efficient way? When you finally find a solution, it not only saves you time but also makes the process smoother. You might find yourself asking,…
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Did You Pre-Order Your Books?
Dive into the next chapter of your spiritual journey with “Seek HIM, Volume 3” and its companion workbook “Seek HIM:Workbook 3! Explore deeper insights, transformative lessons, and practical exercises to help you grow in faith and connection. Are you ready to take the next step? Pre-order from online retailers in time for the September 10th…
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I’m Giving Birth to Twins
Due Date: September 10, 2024 I invite you to celebrate with me as this is a LONG time coming! Okay, I’m sure these aren’t the twins you were thinking of but these are indeed my babies! 😅🤣 Mark your calendars and stay tuned for upcoming announcements. Love, Natasha DOMELifePublishing.com
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Thought of the Day: Progress Over Stagnation
Be not afraid of going slowly; be only afraid of standing still. Chinese Proverb I’ve read this proverb many times over the years, but late last night I ran across it again and it stopped me. It made me pay attention and then look within. There’s a difference between stillness of observation and the stillness…
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Which Choice Will I Make, Security or Adventure?
Are you seeking security or adventure? Hmmm… in many ways, security is a fallacy that we only discover while on an adventure. I want to feel secure in my ability to accept every adventure that piques my interest and stretches my concept of reality. That is what I desire. That is what I seek. Since…
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Spirituality Through My Lens
How important is spirituality in your life? Spirituality is different for everyone. It is defined by our interpretation, experiences, expectations, and the lenses we look through. For me, spirituality is the essence of me and the exploration I choose to seek each day. In my life, it is not tied to or defined by one…
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