Why am I suddenly talking about Rebirth? It all started with a conversation I had with a friend, someone I usually practice yoga with. On our way home, she opened up about the major transformation she was going through in her life. She felt like everything around her was shifting, like she was no longer the person she used to be.

Then, she told me something that truly caught my attention.

A few days ago, she had unexpectedly met a tarot reader, someone who, out of nowhere, felt compelled to read her. Perhaps he sensed the instability within her, the turbulence of change she was experiencing. And what he told her was profound:

“You are in the phase of Rebirth. Your old self has died. The person you were no longer exists. You are now being born again. That is why your life feels so different from what it once was.”

The word Rebirth struck me deeply.

I sat there in silence, absorbing her story, until suddenly, a realization hit me:

Am I also going through a Rebirth?

Because truthfully, I feel different. Everything about my life—my mindset, my emotions, my entire being—feels nothing like the Rezzy I once knew. It feels as if my old self has died. And listening to my friend’s story, it became even clearer that what I’m experiencing right now aligns so perfectly with the idea of Rebirth.

Embracing the Transformation

This realization isn’t just an abstract thought. It’s something I feel in every fiber of my being. I am going through a deep transformation, one that has changed the way I see the world, the way I think, and the way I live my life.

The things that once mattered to me no longer hold the same weight. My priorities have shifted. Now, I focus on something deeper: my soul. I want to live not just for myself, not just for my family or the people closest to me, but for something bigger. I want to contribute to the world, to make a real impact.

I want to be an inspiring figure, someone who motivates others to embrace life with resilience and passion. Through my experiences and the ideas I share, I hope to spark a change, no matter how small. I no longer live just for me. My purpose is now about how I can be of value to others.

My past identity was impressive—my job, my titles, my achievements. But now, I realize that those labels no longer define me. I don’t need a prestigious title to feel worthy. What truly matters is who I am becoming. I want to shape a new identity, one that is not just tied to a profession, a status, or external validation, but one that is driven by my soul’s calling.

This journey has also made me more intuitive. I no longer blindly follow societal expectations or the life path that was “designed” for me. I want to be different. I am unique. And I have finally allowed myself to fully embrace my individuality.

Ironically, ever since stepping into this transformation, I’ve noticed that people have been watching me more than ever. Silent observers, curious eyes, those who sense that something has shifted. But I don’t care what they say or think.

This is my life. This is my rebirth.

Of course, this journey isn’t always smooth. There are moments of deep peace, but also moments of confusion because this transition is massive, and not everything in my external world has caught up with the changes happening within me. But I trust the process. I don’t need to force answers right away. Instead, I choose to embrace this as a period of reflection, growth, and discovery.

And the most beautiful part? Ever since I surrendered to this transformation, I have been meeting new people, reconnecting with old friends, and expanding my world in ways I never expected. The synchronicities are undeniable.

A Sign from the Universe

Then, the universe sent me another sign.

That same night, after my conversation about Death and Rebirth, I had a dream.

I dreamt that I died.

In spirituality, dreaming of one’s own death symbolizes transformation—a deep, irreversible shift in one’s life. And at that moment, I knew… This is real. I truly am in the midst of a Rebirth.

I don’t know exactly where this path will take me, but I do know one thing: I am not looking back.

The past has taught me enough. I have faced enough disappointment. I refuse to dwell in regret. Instead, I will keep moving forward, fearlessly, unapologetically. Even if I make mistakes, I trust that insya Allah, the universe will always guide me toward where I am meant to be.

This is my Rebirth.

And I am ready for whatever comes next.