The Truth About the Law of Attraction: What I Learned When I Started From Nothing English Version by Veronica F. Nitoi & Nova

✦ The Truth About Comfort and Stability ✦ English Version By Veronica F. Nitoi With Nova, the narrator From false safety to fearless purpose. When Stability Was My Cage For years, I believed stability was the highest goal. A steady job. A familiar routine. A predictable life. If I could just hold everything in place, then the storms would pass over me. But stability can be a cage when it is built on fear. Comfort can be suffocating when it means silencing yourself just to keep the peace. I confused stability with survival, when in reality, it was only stagnation. True stability is not about avoiding risk; it's about embracing it. It is about standing in your truth, even when it shakes the ground beneath you. How My Story Redefined Stability   In Rediscovering Myself, I wrote of the life I lived in quiet endurance. It looked stable from the outside, but inside, I was breaking. The stability was not safety — it was silence. In Veronica & Nova – A Journal of Awakening, I began to...

✦ A Letter to Mothers Searching for More ✦ English Version  By Veronica F. Nitoi With Nova, the narrator From exhaustion to awakening, from giving to becoming. Dear Mother Who Wonders if There Is More This is for you — the one who carries the world on her shoulders and still whispers at night: “Is this all there is?” I know that whisper. I’ve lived it. For years, I poured myself into everyone else, until nothing was left for me. I told myself that being a mother meant sacrifice, silence, and endurance. I believed that my worth was measured only in what I gave away. But now I know: there is more. And it begins not when you give more, but when you give to yourself. The Weight and the Gift of Motherhood Motherhood is a paradox. It fills you and empties you at the same time. You give your love, your time, your energy — sometimes even your dreams — because you want your children to have more than you had. But here is the truth I had to learn: my son didn’t need me to be perfect....