Wandenaura

11/25/2025

Free printables for the littles ✨

11/19/2025

A thought 💭

The older I get the more I realize the importance of INTENTION in relationships. It’s so important to pour into relationships outside of typical events like birthdays, holidays, or during the ‘big’ moments. Real connection is built in the small, consistent, in between moments.

It’s important to pour into them even in the littlest moments. That’s when the intent truly speaks volumes. If a relationship in your life isn’t where you want it to be, it’s worth asking yourself, do you pour into that person intentionally? Do you take the time to get to know their inner world and what they like and don’t like? do you take the time to connect individually outside of group gatherings? Do you take the time to learn their heart?

Something I’ve learned is that relationships don’t grow on expectations alone, but through mutual intention. We can’t expect closeness in a relationship we haven’t been willing to nurture or actively tending to. And this goes both ways. It’s easy to notice where others fall short, but growth happens when we also reflect on what WE bring to a relationship, where we’ve shown up, and where we’ve held back. Intentional relationships don’t just happen. They’re built, nurtured and chosen, day by day and moment by moment.

No matter the relationship, whether platonic, romantic, family, or anything in between, don’t stop creating new experiences with the people you love. Don’t stop getting to know them in new ways. We evolve as humans, and the people in our lives evolve too. Connection deepens when we stay curious about each other, when we keep choosing to learn, to understand, and to grow together.

11/07/2025

My business is not just a project, it’s a spiritual evolution in motion 💫

10/10/2025

10/02/2025

A word 💭

Life is not meant to be a destination; it’s a journey. Every experience isn’t a finish line, but part of the unfolding path, and that’s the true beauty of living.

You don’t reach one goal, settle into a career, get married, or even have children and call it complete. If that’s how we see it, we’ll always feel restless, waiting for the ‘next thing,’ believing that once we arrive, we can ease up or stop investing as much effort. But the truth is the opposite; life invites us to keep evolving.

As humans, we are forever growing. Life is always changing, and with it comes the chance to improve, to see familiar things through fresh eyes, or to experience the entirely new.

Think of parenthood; you never stop being a parent. You continue to grow alongside your children. Or adulthood; our inner child is always with us, influencing how we see the world. In relationships, a proposal or wedding isn’t the end, love becomes a mirror, showing us both the beauty we bring and the parts we still need to face. Careers, too, are not finish lines but living chapters, always offering new lessons and opportunities. Friendships, too, aren’t static; they ebb and flow, requiring us to nurture them or release them as we grow. Healing isn’t a one-time victory, you don’t magically heal and never experience pain again, it’s a lifelong unfolding layer by layer. Even spirituality is not a place you arrive at, but a path that continues to deepen the more you walk it!

Embrace the journey; that’s where the meaning is found. ✨

10/01/2025

May the “O” in October stand for:

- Overflow
- Ownership
- Optimism
- Opportunities
- Outstanding wins

10/01/2025

Wandenaura sticker sheets coming soon! 😮‍💨✨

09/27/2025

A Word 💭

So many of us weren’t taught that all emotions are okay. We were rewarded for being calm, happy, excited, or content. But when it came to emotions like anger, jealousy, shame, embarrassment, sadness, or despair, we were told we were “too much” or asked to silence ourselves for the comfort of others.

That upbringing creates adults who apologize for simply having a human experience. We learn suppression instead of expression. We struggle to hold space for our own feelings or for someone else’s, because we were never shown how. Instead of acknowledging and processing, instead of finding the root and regulating, we hold it in until it spills over into our lives and relationships in unhealthy ways.

The greatest tool we can learn in life is this: to accept our emotions as they come, to sit with them, and to regulate them with compassion.