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Stories of Becoming...

By Simran Sakshi

Hello there,

Welcome to my little corner of the internet.

This blog is a space for slow, honest reflections—on womanhood, healing, inner rhythms, and the messy, beautiful process of becoming.

 

Here, I write about what it means to live, work, and grow as a woman in a world that often forgets our complexity.

 

You’ll find musings on feminism, cyclical living, psychology, and the everyday experiences that shape who we are.

Some of these stories are drawn from my work—
As a counselor supporting women’s emotional and cyclical wellness.
And as a co-creator at Aligned Way of Work, helping women shift from hustle to harmony.

 

My hope is that these words offer you something—

A moment of pause.
A fresh perspective.

Or simply the comfort of knowing you’re not alone.

Thank you for being here.

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About the Author

Simran Sakshi

A psychologist, cyclical healing practitioner, and follower of the heart.

Simran weaves her background in psychology, writing, and women's wellness into meaningful work that supports others in finding clarity, rhythm, and emotional ease. Whether she's holding space in a therapy session, creating workshops on aligned living, or writing her way through a feeling—she leads with intuition and deep care.

She believes in the quiet power of words. That healing is not linear. That how we work, feel, and relate can all change when we begin honouring our inner seasons.

Magic? She still believes in that too—especially the kind that lives in everyday moments.

"It ain't what they call you, it's what you answer to." - W.C. Fields

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