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In this episode of Tea with Self, I share a quiet lesson from the Water Lantern Festival, a day that began with restlessness and ended in peace.
What started as a simple outing turned into an invitation to stop chasing calm and let it find me instead. As the lanterns drifted across the water, I released the weight of striving, proving, and performing, and made space to invite in ease, trust, and stillness.
For the first time in a long while, I didn’t feel the need to capture the moment. I simply lived it. This is a story about surrender, about learning that stillness isn’t empty, it’s full. Full of peace, presence, and the quiet truth of who we are when we finally stop running.
For more reflections and resources, visit Kiransinghuk.com. For personal musings, join me on Substack at Midlife by Design: Curating Your Next Chapter.
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