π “Am I Enough?” — A Soft Letter to Every Soul Who's Been Mocked, Rejected, or Afraid
πΈ Dear You,
Let’s talk.
No formalities, no judgment, just heart-to-heart — like a big sister sitting beside you, brushing your hair behind your ears and saying,
“Tell me everything. I’m listening.”
Because I know...
You’re scared something bad will happen.
You overthink your looks.
You wonder why people mock you or leave you out.
You don’t know if texting your ex is wise or weak.
You’ve seen someone choose another over you.
And sometimes, before you say a word, your body betrays you — stage fear, trembling, even nausea.
If this feels like your story, then this blog is for you.
πͺ️ When Your Mind Feels Like Something Bad Will Happen
You wake up, and your chest is tight.
The air is still, but your mind is spinning:
“What if something goes wrong?”
“What if I lose control?”
“What if I lose someone?”
That, my love, is anticipatory fear — and it comes when your nervous system is overstimulated by Vata, trauma, or past loss.
Ayurveda says:
Fear disturbs Vata dosha
Blocks Manovaha srotas (mind channels)
Drains Ojas (your immunity and glow)
πΏ What Helps:
Abhyanga (oil massage) with warm sesame oil
Brahmi, Shankhpushpi, and Ashwagandha
Write your fears in a journal and whisper:
“This feeling is not forever. I am not my thoughts.”
πͺ When You Think: “I’m Too Thin… Short… Stout… Not Beautiful”
I hear you when you say:
“I don’t look good.”
“I’m not tall or fair.”
“My body doesn’t look attractive.”
And I want to gently, firmly, and lovingly stop that thought.
Ayurveda sees beauty not in size or fairness, but in:
Tejas – your inner fire and clarity
Ojas – your natural radiance and immunity
Sattva – your calm and purity
You’re not “too” anything.
You’re just you — and that is stunning.
π¬ Affirm this:
“I don’t have to look like them to be worthy.
My strength is in my softness, my soul, my presence.”
π When People Mock You or Scold You for No Reason
It stings, doesn’t it?
You try to be kind — they scold you.
You share something vulnerable — they laugh.
You give your best — and they ignore it.
But listen closely, sister:
“People mock what they don’t understand.
People scold what they can’t control.
And they reject what makes them feel small.”
You are not hard to love.
You are just deep in a world that celebrates shallow.
π When You Ask: “Should I Text My Ex?”
Your fingers hover over their name.
Your mind says: “Don’t.”
Your heart whispers: “Just once.”
So ask yourself:
Am I seeking love, or just familiarity?
Will hearing from him heal me, or haunt me?
Am I ready for silence if he doesn’t respond?
π️ Reminder:
You don’t need someone to answer you to feel closure.
Sometimes, the most powerful reply is your silence.
πͺYoun They Left — Should You Go Behind Them?
If someone walked away from you...
You may feel like going after them.
Screaming: “Was I not enough?”
Begging: “Just stay.”
But let me say this with love:
If they could they weren’t meant to stay.
If you chase them, you abandon yourself.
Real love never needs chasing.
It walks beside you — with choice, not pressure.
π When They Chose Someone Else, Not You
This is the heartbreak no one prepares us for.
“Why her? Why not me?”
“Was I not lovable?”
“Did I lack something?”
Please hear this:
They didn’t choose someone better. They chose someone easier.
You are not “replaceable.”
You are just not someone who settles.
They left because they weren’t ready for your kind of love.
Let them go.
The right one won’t compare. They’ll just say:
“It’s you. It’s always been you.”
π When You Leave and Life Gets Better — Should You Feel Guilty?
You walked away.
You chose peace.
And now… blessings are arriving.
And suddenly you ask:
“Is it wrong to feel joy after leaving?”
No, love. It’s right.
Because leaving wasn’t betrayal — it was bravery.
The universe blesses those who finally choose themselves.
π€ When Stage Fear Paralyzes You
Your name is called.
The room watches.
Your hands shake. Your breath skips. Your mind blanks.
It’s okay. Really. You are not weak.
You’re just being seen — and that feels terrifying at first.
π¬ Say this before going up
“I’m not here to impress. I’m here to express.”
“I will speak. Even if my voice trembles.”
Do Nasya. Rub Brahmi oil. Sip warm water.
And take that step. One word at a time.
π€’ When Fear Makes You Feel Like Throwing Up
That nausea? That urge to vomit?
It’s not weakness. It’s your nervous system in overdrive.
Vata has spiked. Udana Vayu is disturbed.
Your gut, brain, and breath are tangled.
πΏ Calm It Gently:
Chew dry ginger or clove
Use lavender or jatamamsi on pulse points
Drink Jeeraka kashayam 20 min before the event
Do 4-7-8 breathing to reset your gut and brain
You’re not alone.
And you’re not broken.
You’re brave — even with the butterflies.
π§ What Is Human Mentality, Really?
People are complicated.
Some love you.
Some misunderstand you.
Some use you.
Some heal you.
Some break you without knowing.
Ayurveda says:
Sattvic minds are calm and wise
Rajasic minds are restless and hungry
Tamasic minds are stuck and bitter
You can’t fix everyone.
But you can choose how you respond — with clarity, calm, and courage.
πΌ You Are Enough
If this entire blog felt like your diary…
If you’ve ever:
Felt fear for no reason
Been mocked or replaced
Choked before speaking
Wanted someone who left
Or doubted your own worth
Then come closer, sister.
Let me whisper this one last time:
“You are not too emotional.
You are not too plain.
You are not someone to be chosen last.
You are not someone to be fixed.”
You are enough.
You are whole.
And one day, someone will look at you and say:
“Where have you been?”
πΊ Repeat This With Me:
“I forgive myself for ever thinking I was not enough.
I choose to walk like I am already loved.
Because I am.” πΏ
With love, always —
Your sister, Dr. Subha Rajan
BAMS, Mental Health Writer, and Ayurvedic Healer
Dr. R.V. Pathy Ayurveda Clinic,
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