Welcome to our podcast a little zen a little mess a honest look at life and finding the balance between everyday chaos of everyday life. Because life isn’t all incense and affirmations sometimes, it’s laundry piles and loud thoughts. And that’s okay.
Tune in weekly for soulful insights, relatable realness, and a gentle reminder: you don’t have to be perfectly peaceful to live a meaningful, mindful life.
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Welcome to our podcast a little zen a little mess a honest look at life and finding the balance between everyday chaos of everyday life. Because life isn’t all incense and affirmations sometimes, it’s laundry piles and loud thoughts. And that’s okay.
Tune in weekly for soulful insights, relatable realness, and a gentle reminder: you don’t have to be perfectly peaceful to live a meaningful, mindful life.
In this warm and reflective episode of A Little Zen, A Little Mess, Seema shares a story that brews slowly — like a cup of chai. ☕
It’s about Mr. Bartley Valla, an elderly man who visits the same tea stall every morning, and Rajesh, the chaiwala who quietly keeps his ritual alive — until one day, the pattern breaks. What follows is a tender reminder that our habits aren’t just routines — they’re love stories in disguise.
Through this simple act of care, we rediscover how small rituals — our morning tea, daily walks, or good-morning texts — are the gentle threads that hold our lives together.
✨ Because sometimes, it’s the smallest habits that carry the biggest love.
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A Little Zen A Little Mess
Welcome to our podcast a little zen a little mess a honest look at life and finding the balance between everyday chaos of everyday life. Because life isn’t all incense and affirmations sometimes, it’s laundry piles and loud thoughts. And that’s okay.
Tune in weekly for soulful insights, relatable realness, and a gentle reminder: you don’t have to be perfectly peaceful to live a meaningful, mindful life.
