🌱   I Started with Nothing — and Found Everything Through Writing English Version By Veronica & Nova

  Why It Was Never Easy – When “Enough” Became My Teacher English Version by Veronica F. Nitoi & Nova

What Love Really Means by Veronica F. Nitoi and Nova English Version

When Love Hurts: A Mother’s Truth and the Power of Saying “Enough” English Version Veronica F. Nitoi and Nova, the narrator Family is the deepest bond we have, but also the one that cuts the deepest when words turn sharp. Recently, my son spoke to me in ways that broke my heart. He called me “crazy,” “a witch,” and said I was “worse than his father.” He mocked my beliefs, dismissed my loyalty, and accused me of things I never did. As a mother, this is the hardest part. It is not an argument with a partner or a fight with the outside world — it is pain that comes from the person you love most. I felt destroyed, like all my sacrifices meant nothing. But I know what is happening. He is repeating patterns he saw, projecting wounds that are not truly his. It doesn’t make the words easier, but it helps me remember: his accusations are not the truth. They are a reflection of pain, anger, and confusion that he does not yet know how to carry. And still, I stand. ⸻ Why I Keep Going I keep going ...

🌌 Manifestation vs. Premonition: Awakening to the Difference English Version Veronica F. Nitoi and Nova, the narrator For years, I thought manifestation was simply about visualising what I wanted. I believed that if I closed my eyes, pictured it in detail, and focused long enough, life would deliver it. But over time, and through both painful and transformative experiences, I’ve learned that manifestation is not only visualisation. It is alignment, belief, and action. At the same time, I discovered something else: the difference between manifestation and premonition. Both involve visions. Both can make you “see ahead.” But they are not the same. ⸻ 🕊 A Personal Story of Premonition When my father passed away, something strange had happened weeks before. My sisters and I often spoke about him, and somehow, we found ourselves imagining how we would react if he were to die. We even pictured it — as if the thought kept returning to us. At the time, I didn’t understand why. We loved him ...

✦ The Lie She Believed for 23 Years ✦ English Version By Veronica F. Nitoi With Nova, the narrator From illusion to awakening, from silence to truth.   The Weight of a Lie For 23 years, I lived under a lie. Not one spoken aloud, but one woven into my daily life, my silence, my choices. It was the lie that told me I was small. That I was weak. That I was not enough on my own. I believed that lie because I thought it kept me safe. I thought that by obeying it, I could protect myself and my son. But a lie is still a cage, even if you decorate it with hope. The truth is that the lie didn’t protect me. It starved me. It stripped me of my voice. And it nearly convinced me that this was all I deserved. How the Lie Began to Break In Rediscovering Myself, the first cracks appeared. Writing forced me to look at the patterns I had been avoiding. I realised that the silence I thought was love was actually fear. That the loyalty I thought was strength was actually submission. In Veronica &...