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How losing my faith helped me find Myself and the Universe

Sonia — Mon, 10 Feb 2025 02:18:30 +0000

I was raised Muslim by my mother, but even as a child, I questioned the rituals and expectations. Why did I need a mosque to pray? Why did faith need to be displayed? Growing up between Tunisia and France, I was exposed to different religions and their contradictions. It fostered scepticism. I believed goodness didn’t need validation from religion. In fact, the most outwardly devout people around me often seemed the most deceitful. Something didn’t add up. I made a game out of avoiding my aunt Najet when it was time to pray, hiding until they left without me. I knew I was good and I felt that was enough. I didn’t need to parade my faith or prove anything.
Years later, as a teenager, I decided to give Islam a chance on my own terms. At the time, there didn’t seem to be any reason other than a calling to do so. There was of course more, but this is for another story.
I bought a book that would show me how to pray and started praying five times a day. This was my private practice—just between me and myself, or maybe me and God. I very soon was touched by a deep sense of inner peace. The more I prayed, the more I entered deep trances, shifting between physical and altered states of consciousness. It became clear to me that religion had depths beyond what I had been taught, depths often overshadowed by cultural traditions imposed upon it.
But eventually, I let it go. It clashed with the life I wanted—parties, freedom, sexual experiences. Yet Islam remained in me. I observed Ramadan, avoided pork, carried its values: kindness, generosity, honesty. I was taught to acknowledge everyone. I was taught to look at homeless people in the eyes and to gift them a smile. Connecting to their humanity instead of looking away in the face of suffering. I was taught to be generous and to give or share when I could, which if we were honest was always the case.

I still had a connection to God. But then my mother got sick. Pancreatic cancer.
The doctor who announced she had three months left, turned to me and said, “You’ll have to take good care of her.” As we left, and were about to walk downstairs to the exit, he told me to walk ahead—my job was to stop her from falling. That moment sealed a lifelong habit: putting other people’s safety first. No doubt this was compounded by my upbringing, being my mother’s daughter, being the daughter of a Tunisian, being a woman. All of these engrained in me the thought that I had to come last.

My mother fought hard, enduring surgery after surgery, trying anything, even acupuncture, which I dismissed at the time. She managed to survive over a year and a half, pushed by the goal of seeing my little brother graduate high school. But in the end, she died.
And with her, my faith.
Allah, El Rahman El Rahim: The Most Merciful, The most Compassionate, as he was called, had not spared my mother—the strongest, most loving, and forgiving person I knew. If God existed, how could He allow this? My mum who was a God in my eyes. A woman who grief, hurt, violence, loss, estrangement, abandon had not managed to take down. A woman that had beat illness after illness, that had survived countless surgeries, that had always managed to stand back up. That kind of woman could not just be human, she had to be immortal. But she died.

The facts were clear: life ends. My mother, my maker, my indestructible force of nature—was mortal. And if she was mortal, so was I. God was fiction. I lost faith in God. And with that, the concept of afterlife vanished too.
That realisation crushed me. If there was no afterlife, my mother had simply ceased to exist. Her body, mind, and soul—gone. Swallowed by a void into nothingness. Obliterated. The weight of that truth made grief unbearable, so I buried it so deep, it didn’t resurface for another thirteen years.
Not until I broke my back. Forced into stillness, I could no longer outrun the pain—first physical, then emotional. It was too profound to handle with just my humanity. I had to turn to something greater. Something that made death just a pit stop.
That’s what led me where I am now. I connected to a force beyond religion, something that showed me I was part of everything—past, present, future, seen and unseen. God wasn’t in a temple, a church, or a mosque. God was within me. I am God, just as you are, just as my mother is. There is not beginning and no end. I was never born, and I will never die. Neither did my mother.
She is me, I am her. My brothers are my mother, and she is them. I am what I love and what I despise. We are the same as our neighbours, our enemies. I started to understand different levels of reality, composed with impermanence, cycles, individuality and at the same time oneness and timelessness.
I understood nothing is ever lost. And yet I had to lose something to grasp this. I had to lose my faith to find myself. To find all that is. To find the God within.
Pain buried me in the dark, and that is the only place I could truly see the light.

My mother’s death was a death of me too. And also, a birth.

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Platypus Wisdom – Or how to navigate cultural diversity

Sonia — Sat, 08 Feb 2025 15:30:27 +0000

Platypus Wisdom – Or how a childhood cartoon helped me navigate cultural diversity
and my new life in Australia.

When the automatic doors opened and I stepped outside of Sydney Airport, I remember taking my first deep Australian breath and thinking something in the air told me I had found it. This strong feeling that finally I was home came rushing in. It seems for as long as I can remember, I was searching for it. The place that felt right.

Being born from a French father and a Tunisian mother, I had grown up in France, Tunisia and Algeria. I had travelled my fair share after I turned 18 and moved to the Netherlands in my 20’s. Everywhere I went, all the places I called home, never quite felt right. Until that Wednesday morning in September. The sun was warm and welcoming, the air gentle and filled with familiarity. It felt like the land had called me home.

There is excitement and apprehension mixed into one ball of emotions when you move to a new country. A fresh start, so many possibilities, colliding with the feeling that everything has to be rebuilt from the ground up and the magnitude of the task. For me, there was no safety net. I had come alone from France, trading what I knew for this place I had never been to before. A gamble that heightened these feelings.

Of course, nobody moves to a new country without a set of challenges welcoming them too. But the one I was least expecting is one that I knew from long ago. The feeling of inadequacy and of not truly belonging.
Being a foreigner in a new country, one common sentiment is that you find yourself stuck in between worlds for a while. One foot in your home of origin and one foot in your new home. Not quite knowing Australian English too well and slowly forgetting your mother tongue. Trying to cook your childhood favourites while not finding the right ingredients. Seeing your palate adapt, your culture transform, your dreams and standards change. Slowly stepping away from your culture of origin without really noticing it. Seeing your close ones, on the other side of the world slowly refer to you as an outsider.

It rung some very deep-rooted bells for me, this feeling of not totally belonging despite having navigated many cultures and developed the ability to adapt to any environment.
Growing up mixed race, I was constantly navigating two distinct cultural worlds, each presenting its own set of challenges. In France, I often faced discrimination. My mixed heritage marked me as different, and harsh comments like “dirty Arab” made me feel like an outsider in my own country; like I should be ashamed of who I was. The prejudice I encountered there was a painful reminder of how difficult it can be to belong fully to one place when you don’t fit neatly into the prevailing norms.
On the other side of the Mediterranean Sea, this situation was echoed in different but no less challenging ways. There, I was often seen as the “rich French kid” who lived in a world of opportunity, far from dictatorship. My French background set me apart and, at times, led to feelings of alienation. I was perceived as having an easier life, disconnected from the everyday struggles faced by those around me. This perception created a distance between me and my own mother’s culture, leaving me feeling like I didn’t quite belong there either.
It led to a looming feeling of inadequacy which made me feel like I belonged nowhere. I felt isolated, misunderstood and very often rejected. It made me believe I was neither truly French nor truly Tunisian. Never good enough, knowledgeable enough, to belong in either culture.
This all changed, when I was about 9 years old. One day while watching a cartoon, I finally saw another way to look at my situation.
In the cartoon, this creature was trying to find its place. Rejected by beavers and pushed away by ducks, it felt alone and vulnerable. Until one day, it met another platypus. It realised instantly it was another breed altogether and that attempting to fit in the beaver world or the duck world could never work but that he could navigate to them whenever he chose to, while being from another world altogether.

Suddenly, I was able to see myself in a new light. Perhaps I was neither Tunisian nor French, but something else altogether. I was no longer bound by rules. As a different breed altogether, I could come up with my own set of rules. Choosing when to be Tunisian or French, and always free to be neither or both at the same time.

The move to Australia presented the struggle of reconciling cultural roots which was reminiscent of my childhood. A familiar feeling that I was facing another chapter in a series of cultural displacements that would require me to adapt. Just like many immigrants, it’s easy to feel inadequate when you don’t seem to fully belong to either your country of origin or your new home. My experience was tainted with the occasional racist remark and latent discrimination; with the feeling of being an outsider to an impermeable world.
However, reflecting on my childhood and the platypus cartoon, I knew to see this new challenge in a different light. The platypus story, where a unique creature eventually finds pride in its own identity, became a metaphor for my own journey. Just as in this childhood cartoon the platypus learned that being different was his strength, I began to understand that my mixed heritage and immigrant experience were not barriers but opportunities.

Moving to a new country forces you to become a new species altogether as you learn to integrate a new culture, never forgetting your roots but seeing your original heritage evolve or even fade. Yet, with the lessons from the platypus story, I learned to view this not as a loss but as a chance to craft a unique identity. Embracing this hybrid-self allowed me to blend the best aspects of my past with the possibilities of my present, creating something richer and more nuanced.

While I may never fit perfectly into any single cultural mould, I’ve also come to see that my diverse background offers a unique strength. It’s not about losing who I was but about embracing the opportunity to merge my experiences into something new and valuable. The challenge of feeling like an outsider in multiple places has become a way to forge a distinctive identity that draws from all my backgrounds, making me a bridge between cultures rather than a displaced fragment. It allows me to free myself to break cultural rules here in Australia too and to play with them to change, perhaps improve and bring into it a bit of me – The part that understands that there is no division, and instead the ability to make anyone feel like family, hence fostering a strong, healthy and diverse community.
Just like the platypus found his place by being true to his unique self, I’ve learned to take pride in my mixed heritage. My identity is a rich, multi-layered tapestry that’s something to champion, not hide from; something to rally people around rather than let divide. So, here’s to being a hybrid; one who brings a little something extra to the table.

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The Power of Breath: A Guide to Functional Breathing

Sonia — Thu, 06 Feb 2025 02:38:17 +0000

Breath. It’s something so fundamental that we often take it for granted, yet when used intentionally, it becomes one of the most powerful tools for our well-being. As both a biological and spiritual practice, breath influences everything within us—from our mental and physiological states to our connection with ourselves.

Think about how your breath changes when you’re stressed versus when you’re calm and happy. Science confirms that simply adjusting our breathing patterns can transform our health, mood, and overall resilience. When we take ownership of how we breathe, we gain the ability to influence our well-being on a profound level.

The key is learning how to make breath your ally—how to harness it to optimize organ function, digestion, athletic performance, and even weight regulation. While there are countless breathing techniques, mastering a few fundamental principles can help you breathe more efficiently and effectively in daily life.

The Three Foundations of Functional Breathing

1. Breathe Through Your Nose

Your nose is designed to maximize oxygen utilization and improve circulation. It filters, warms, and humidifies the air before it reaches your lungs, making breathing more efficient and protective against airborne particles.

Additionally, nasal breathing releases nitric oxide, which plays a crucial role in regulating blood flow, enhancing immunity, and supporting brain function. Simply put, breathing through your nose helps your body work smarter, not harder.

2. Breathe Slowly

Believe it or not, most of us over-breathe. Rapid breathing can lead to excessive carbon dioxide loss, which paradoxically reduces the body’s ability to absorb oxygen. Carbon dioxide, in the right amounts, is essential for efficient oxygen delivery, energy production, and stress resilience.

Slowing down your breath also stimulates the vagus nerve, which regulates digestion, heart function, and relaxation responses. Research suggests that an ideal breathing rate is around 5.5 breaths per minute, with equal inhalation and exhalation—roughly 5.5 seconds in, 5.5 seconds out.

3. Breathe Deep, Not Big

We’ve all been told to “take a deep breath” when we’re overwhelmed—but what does that actually mean? Deep breathing engages the diaphragm and intercostal muscles, expanding the lungs fully and gently massaging internal organs. This increases lung capacity, optimizes oxygen supply, and supports heart function by reducing strain on the pericardium (the membrane surrounding the heart).

A deep breath should feel like it starts at the base of your belly, moves up through your ribs, and finally expands into your chest—without unnecessary tension.

Becoming Conscious of Your Breath

To me, the most magical thing about the breath is not only to realise that it helps you improve your physiology and mental state, it is also a bridge to your inner world. A beautiful analogy to the forces that surround us and the way manifestation itself functions. Breathing with care and gentleness creates ripples of care and gentleness in the world. Like any vibration, it will come back to you. So if you are choosing to learn to breathe to calm your mind, being mindful of the very nature of your breath will go a long way.

And of course, as you integrate functional breathing into your daily life, remember that it’s not about being perfect—it’s about becoming aware. If you catch yourself breathing shallowly or through your mouth, simply notice without judgment and adjust.

Be gentle with yourself. Every breath is an opportunity to begin again.

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They Said

Sonia — Mon, 03 Feb 2025 20:45:57 +0000

They told me I’m not a boy, and I shouldn’t play outside. So I became a tomboy and climbed all the trees, went up all the sand dunes, played in the mud, played rugby.

They told me I wasn’t smart enough to finish high school, so I finished first of my class, got my baccalaureat with high distinctions and went to law school.

They told me I was ugly, so I became a model.

They told me I would never finish uni because I was skipping too many classes (to be able to provide for my brothers, to pay for the roof over my head I was working 2 to 3 jobs at all times on top of uni), so I got my bachelors with high distinctions and went on to study in the Netherlands my first and then my second masters degree.

They told me I shouldn’t travel alone because I’m a woman, so of course, I travelled alone. My first trip was to Senegal when I was barely 18.

They told me I’d never move to Australia and I was all talk. I did move to Australia, with €500 in my bank account and no plan whatsoever.

They told me I’d probably never go back to surfing after I broke my back, not like before. So I went back to surfing and fought the anxiety it suddenly brought to do one of the things I loved the most, until the anxiety subsided and it became pure bliss all over again.

They told me I didn’t amount to much and I would be destined to working low paying jobs, I became an English teacher, I became a lawyer, I became a COO, and I am becoming a successful business owner.

They told me business should be cut throat, so I chose to create a business that reflects my beliefs. That reflects all the love I have for people, for life and for myself. I am creating a Work of Love, a Community of Lovers with Women Make Waves

They told me I could not succeed more times than I can remember. They told me I couldn’t achieve my dreams more times than I can count.

They really did try to crush my dreams.

They told me how I should lead my life, according to the confines of their own mind.

I
NEVER
LISTENED

If anything, it fueled me to prove them wrong.

This woman is a feisty one. A lover that will never shy away before adversity and whatever challenge comes her way. This woman is the biggest dreamer the earth has ever carried.

This is Me.

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Debunking Selfish

Sonia — Mon, 03 Feb 2025 19:47:10 +0000

One of the big topics that comes up quite consistently in my Unshakable Confidence Coaching is Selfishness
Many people believe that putting themselves first is selfish. Especially us women.

Society tells us we should come last and we are shamed for putting our needs first as mothers, as partners or really in any role.

So I thought I’d share with you what Selfishness really is and offer you ways to think about it differently

In short you have been given a definition of Selfishness that in fact belongs to insensitivity

Being Selfish is not about showing no concern for the feelings or well-being of others. Being Selfish is simply displaying who you are.

It’s easy to believe that being yourself is wrong when everything in our society is made to make you comply with the status quo.
It’s also easy to believe being yourself is dangerous when you had to learn to adapt to social groups to feel part of a community and safe. Applying the rules of the family schools, peer groups because you wanted to belong. Nothing wrong with that, we are social animals.

But once you’ve learnt how to survive in the world thanks to these groups and their teachings, there comes a time to start living.

This requires you to find you, make your own rules and listen to yourself.

This requires you to show up as who you are: to be selfish.

In being selfish, you win if you also apply compassion and empathy.

Selfish doesn’t have to be you against…

Selfish doesn’t have to be divisive. Selfish can be a beautiful way to connect. You, meeting you and allowing the other to meet you. Giving them the permission to meet themselves and yo let you meet them…

Alright now go be selfish!
Love,
Sonia

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Sonia — Mon, 03 Feb 2025 08:47:46 +0000

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Sonia — Fri, 31 Jan 2025 21:06:29 +0000

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Sonia — Thu, 30 Jan 2025 14:10:32 +0000

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Sonia — Wed, 29 Jan 2025 05:46:12 +0000

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Quae et a veritatis blanditiis sit et

Sonia — Tue, 28 Jan 2025 04:04:50 +0000

Nihil et architecto eum maiores quisquam et. Ad et ipsum ab provident commodi

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