Author: Joy

In the rhythm of daily life, it’s easy to get swept away by responsibilities and challenges, forgetting to pause and reflect on what truly matters—the light within us. This divine spark often grows dim when we’re lost in routine, yet it never disappears. Every act of kindness, every moment of compassion, rekindles that light, reminding us of who we truly are: vessels of love, created to serve and uplift one another.

Many of us already share that inner light through kindness, prayer, or simple acts of love that brighten someone’s day. Yet as life grows busier and challenges demand our attention, it’s easy to drift away from that sacred connection. We don’t mean to; it simply happens. But when we pause to rekindle it—when we let our light flow outward in compassion—we find that the very act of giving renews our own spirit, awakening joy, peace, and purpose within us.

True service doesn’t wait for the perfect moment. It isn’t measured by what’s in our hands but by what’s in our hearts. It’s the quiet choice to care, to listen, and to lift another’s spirit—and in doing so, we rediscover the peace and joy we’ve been seeking all along.

Something beautiful happens when we give from that sacred place within us, even in the midst of life’s challenges. Our focus softens. Our hearts open. The Divine begins to move through us—not in thunder or noise, but in whispers of grace—turning ordinary moments into holy ones. Every sincere act of love, no matter how small, becomes a spark that brightens the soul and reminds us that we were never meant to walk through life alone, but to illuminate the path together.

That’s the light this article is about—the light that shines through us when we serve. It’s the same light that filled the room at the Conference & Gala Awards held at the Liberty Science Center in New Jersey—a celebration made possible through the powerful collaboration of two remarkable organizations: iMAG Media Inc., founded by Cassandra Tindal, who uses the art of media and event production to bring people together, illuminate truth, awaken compassion, and amplify messages that inspire global change; and Voices Against Trafficking, founded by Andi Buerger, whose own painful journey as a survivor became a worldwide mission to rescue and protect innocent children from the horrors of human trafficking and exploitation.

Their partnership beautifully embodied the message of this article—showing that when hearts unite in divine purpose, light multiplies. The evening gathered compassionate souls and purposeful voices, reflecting the love, dedication, and tireless spirit behind their shared mission to serve humanity from the heart.

That evening, people traveled from across the country—each carrying their own busy lives, yet choosing to pause and give their time to a cause greater than themselves. Their presence reflected the light that shines when compassion meets purpose. Each person understood the quiet power of giving and the beauty of unity, showing that when hearts come together for something beyond their own world, miracles unfold.

I was deeply touched by the presence of my husband, my childhood best friend, and several dear friends who made the journey—not to celebrate, but to stand beside me in the mission and vision behind this event: to raise awareness, foster healing, and bring hope through compassion and purpose. Their support reminded me that no calling is ever fulfilled alone.

It was truly inspiring to hear stories from survivors and compassionate individuals whose courage and faith ignited every soul in the room—reminding us that when light is shared, it multiplies.

Adding to the beauty and inspiration of the evening, Cassandra Tindal uplifted hearts with a stunning fashion show that celebrated diversity, elegance, and the strength of women who shine their light through creativity and grace.

The event also recognized individuals whose lives embody service, including Ken “DrSmiley” Rochon and many others who have dedicated themselves to making a difference. Every honoree, performer, and guest contributed to the energy of the night—each one a reminder that compassion expressed through action can transform lives in ways we may never fully see.

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Life often brings challenges that can feel overwhelming. My own journey—facing breast cancer and dealing with other personal obstacles—taught me that the way we respond to life’s difficulties shapes how our lives turn out. From these experiences, I learned lessons that guided me, which I share in my book, I Learned to Live One Day at a Time.

One of the most important lessons I learned is the power of resilience—and that it starts by putting God first in everything. Life may throw obstacles our way, and it can be easy to feel defeated. But every challenge is an opportunity to grow stronger, more compassionate, and more self-aware. Focusing on solutions instead of setbacks, and choosing to rise above fear and uncertainty, builds the inner strength we need to keep moving forward. Resilience helps us keep going and live with courage and confidence.

I also learned how important it is to take care of our well-being in every part of life. Facing a serious illness reminded me that looking after our physical, emotional, and mental health is not a luxury—it’s
essential. If we don’t make time for our health, illness will eventually force us to do so. I personally lost so much quality time with my family because I didn’t make my health a priority. That is time we can never get back. Listening to our bodies, keeping healthy habits, and making space for self-care gives us the energy and clarity to face life’s challenges. Well-being includes how we treat ourselves, the boundaries we set, and the daily choices we make to protect our soul, heart, and mind.

Another powerful lesson is the value of hope and gratitude. Even during the hardest times, choosing to see the blessings in each day brings peace and purpose. Living one day at a time doesn’t mean ignoring the future; it means fully embracing today, finding joy in the small moments, and allowing God to guide our steps. Gratitude changes our focus from what is missing to what is already here, opening our hearts to positivity, meaningful connections, and a life lived with intention and purpose.

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I woke up shocked that I’d slept. Morning light sliced through the blinds, momentarily softening the chaos that had become my life. Then he entered -voice sharp, cold, blaming me for everything: the move to his dream house, the ruined couch he’d hurled to the curb, the drinking, the glass thrown in my direction… even my existence. His solution is that I should kill myself. In that instant, watching the man I’d loved dissolve into rage and whiskey, I saw something I hadn’t allowed myself to see: the life I had spent twelve years building was gone -not because love is weak, but because love starved, shamed, and unsafe will eventually die. What remained was an eerie inner emptiness… and a thin, steady thread of awareness: If love can be killed, light can be reborn. This article, ‘Lightworker Path to Happiness,’ is about that rebirth. It’s about the moment you stop negotiating with darkness, gather what’s left of your soul, and transmute pain into purpose. If you’re standing in the ashes of a marriage, numb, furious, or both, you are not finished. You are standing at the ignition point of your light.

Divorce is a dreaded word. And truth be told, our society still lacks compassion for those who walk through it. We celebrate weddings, anniversaries, and the illusion of perfection -but we turn away from the messiness of endings. Yet divorce was the hardest decision I’ve ever made, especially after years of building something I once believed in. At our core, we are creators. We build homes, families, and dreams with everything we have. When we’re faced with the unthinkable – tearing down what we spent years constructing – it breaks something inside. It’s not easy. It’s never clean. But sometimes destruction is the only way to survive… and rebuild. That pain, that fear, that unbearable unknown – it was all worth it. Because the life I rebuilt on the other side is not just peaceful, it’s powerful. It’s mine. And it’s filled with absolute joy, purpose, and freedom.

The first lesson I learned as a Lightworker is this: no matter how much we love someone, we cannot change them. We can only change ourselves. That truth is the sacred key to creating relationships that are genuinely loving, lasting, and soul-supportive. When we shift from trying to fix others to honoring our growth, we unlock a life filled with purpose, passion, and peace.

Lightworkers are born to love, to share the love, and to be loved. From the moment we arrive in this world, we are judged, criticized, and shaped by rules and expectations stripped of love – detached, conditional, and often cold. We adapt. We learn to survive by pleasing others, by earning approval, by molding ourselves into what others want us to be. Somewhere deep down, we believe that if we do what’s expected of us, maybe – just maybe – we’ll finally be loved in return. So we chase acceptance. We strive to be enough.

However, the truth is that no relationship can thrive if we don’t first build one with ourselves. Self-love is the foundation for every lasting, meaningful relationship.

The real healing begins when we give that love to ourselves first. When we get honest about who we are, what we want, and what we stand for.

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If we are to lift the world’s consciousness and create a more compassionate, peaceful future, we must begin with the hearts of our children. Their stories hold the power to awaken empathy, spark healing, and stir our souls. When we genuinely listen to their voices, we don’t only hear innocence—we hear wisdom, truth, and the quiet echo of the world we long to see.

As the founder of the Tears of Hope Movement, I believe the transformation we seek—within our homes, communities, and world—must start with nurturing the next generation. These children are not just the leaders of tomorrow; they are the prayers we send into the future, the living hope we must protect, guide, and ignite today. When we lift them, we lift humanity.

And among those bright lights is Kenny Rochon III—a 12-year-old boy whose voice, courage, and vision reflect the kind of leader the world desperately needs: one who leads with compassion, curiosity, and care for others.

Kenny was born on June 14, 2013—Flag Day—in a moment that nearly ended in silence. He came into the world breathless, but not without purpose. A miracle took place that day. And with it, a light was born—a light that now shines into the hearts of children everywhere.

At the age of five, while the world paused during the pandemic, Kenny’s spirit awakened. With the loving guidance of his father, an educator for gifted students, Kenny was introduced to the periodic table and lovingly challenged to write his first book. He did both, not with pressure, but with joy.

Since then, Kenny has authored 14 books, including “Kenny’s Favorite Things About America,” which earned him a letter from President Joe Biden. He’s toured with Kidpreneurs, visited the White House, and co-authored “Kenversations” with his dad. And yet, the most potent thing about Kenny isn’t what he’s achieved—it’s who he is. A boy who speaks from the heart. Who dreams of becoming an Eagle Scout, a protector of animals, and a guardian of the Earth.

That’s why his story belongs here.

At the Tears of Hope Movement, we embrace children like Kenny—not for applause, but because they remind us what’s possible when a child is seen, heard, and nurtured with love. Through Kenny’s words, actions, and spirit, other children find hope. They know what they, too, can become.

Behind every extraordinary child is often a remarkable guide. Kenny’s father—a gifted educator—recognized early on that his son had a rare spark, and he lovingly created an environment that fostered that brilliance to grow. But what makes Kenny truly special is that he listened. At an age when most children resist structure, Kenny chose to engage, to absorb, and to rise. He embraced learning not as a task, but as a calling. It’s a powerful reminder that when a child’s spirit is met with patient guidance and love, they can rise beyond even what we imagine. Kenny’s story is not only about talent—it’s about choice, character, and the strength of a young heart that said yes to becoming more.

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In a world where your patience drains faster than your phone battery, and stress is highlighted in your planner, learning how to regulate your emotions isn’t only helpful—it’s survival.

We’ve all been there: overwhelmed, exhausted, trying not to cry in a grocery store parking lot. Maybe you’ve tried deep breathing, yoga, or silently screaming into your steering wheel. What if I told you that your hands—yes, those humble multitaskers are built-in tools for emotional balancing?

May I introduce you to… (drum roll please…)  The Japanese Finger Holding Technique (Japanese Acupressure)—a beautifully simple, centuries-old practice that helps calm your nervous system, release tension, and regulate emotions… all without needing a therapist, a yoga mat, or a subscription.

Your Hands: The Original Health & Wellness App

The Japanese Finger Holding Technique comes from Jin Shin Jyutsu, an ancient Japanese healing art. The concept is simple: each finger connects to an emotional category.

Here’s your quick-start guide to which emotions are managed where:

• Thumb – Worry, overthinking, anxiety. (Also known as “3 am brain.”)

• Index Finger – Fear, panic, insecurity. (Useful before big meetings or anytime you open your banking app.)

• Middle Finger – Anger, frustration, irritability. (Resist the urge to use this finger for other expressive gestures. Just hold it.)

• Ring Finger – Grief, sadness, disappointment. (Especially helpful after listening to the news.)

• Pinky Finger – Self-esteem, burnout, trying too hard, people-pleasing. (“I’m fine.” No, you’re not.)

• Palm/Center – Overall grounding and balance. (Think of it as the general wellness button.)

How To Do It (No Fancy Equipment Required)

1. Sit down (or don’t—I’m not judging).

2. Take a few deep breaths. Inhale like you’re smelling fresh cookies. Exhale like you’re blowing out birthday candles for your inner child.

3. Gently wrap one hand around the finger of your choice.

Don’t squeeze. This is healing, not a handshake with a politician.

1. Hold until you feel a pulse, or hold for 1–3 minutes (it’s OK if you can’t feel pulses, yet)

You can close your eyes, daydream, or silently whisper, “Please let me survive this day.”

1. Release and move on to the next finger, or finish by pressing into the center of your palm for a full-body calm-down.

2. Repeat steps 3-5 until all 10 fingers feel loved (if you want to)

3. For high achievers, repeat steps 3-5 for each toe (yes, those lovely toes are meridian endpoints as well)

No complicated poses, no incense (unless you’re into that), and no need to remember your login password. Just you, your breath, and your fingers,

You can do this first thing in the morning, right before bed, or hiding in your car between errands. It’s discreet, calming, and you don’t even have to explain yourself to “Curious Georges.”

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The special knack of meditation is to develop the one who pays attention, the watcher. When we practice a simple sitting meditation, we sit comfortably with our eyes closed and begin to observe the energies that move within us all the time: thoughts, sensations, and emotions. We develop the knack of simply watching these distractions go by with a feeling of friendly acceptance.

How do we acquire this knack? We begin by being a witness to the mind, by becoming separate from the mind.

If you watch a dog, you are clearly not the dog; if you look at a tree, you are separate from the tree. The same applies to the mind. Watching is the key. Watch the mind, without repressing, without preventing, without judging, and slowly you will begin to disidentify, realizing that you are not your thoughts, sensations, emotions.

Simply by watching the disturbance of mind, body, and emotions with non-judgment and acceptance, the traffic of the mind begins to slow down over time, and you move from being controlled by the mind to connecting with the wisdom of your heart and the wisdom of your body. This brings you more balance and clarity as you tap into your inner intelligence, insight, and intuition.

Patience is needed, but this knack of witnessing brings rich rewards. It is a thread of awareness you can weave into the fabric of your everyday life.

The Mind Is Your Friend

The mind is our bridge from the subconscious to the conscious, our gateway of expression to the outer world. Be grateful for it. Find ways to appreciate the insights, understandings, and creativity it brings. Don’t see it as an enemy, but as a friend.

As this friendship with your mind deepens, it no longer disturbs you. You are not fighting the mind; you are simply letting the thoughts pass by. When you befriend your mind and allow it to subside into its natural place in the background, qualities such as relaxed awareness, humor, compassion, and self-acceptance emerge to the surface.

Whatever you are doing – driving, eating, working in your office — do it watchfully. Or, if you are not doing anything, except breathing, resting, relaxing on your couch, bring yourself to an awareness that you are a watcher. Yes, you will forget, over and over again. You will get involved in some thought, feeling, some emotion, some sentiment–anything to distract you from being the watcher. Just remember and come back to your center of watching.

By making this a continuous inner process, you will be surprised how life can change its quality. Once you reach the place of the watcher or witness, you begin to see yourself with greater clarity and objectivity. You see the dramas in your life with perspective and compassion, and insights and understandings begin to arise naturally.

The ego/mind wants to make life complicated, but life is not complex. The mind always wants to control. But watchfulness is beyond its control. It is beyond it, above it, and in fact, can be death to the power the mind can have over you.

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In the rapidly evolving world of cybercrime, attackers continually seek ways to exploit new technology before defenses can catch up. One of the most concerning threats emerging in 2025 is Ghost Tapping—a sophisticated form of NFC (Near Field Communication) relay fraud that enables criminals to make purchases from your account without ever physically touching your card or phone.

Unlike traditional credit card fraud, Ghost Tapping doesn’t require skimming devices or stolen physical cards. Instead, it exploits the convenience of tap-to-pay systems—turning your smartphone or wearable into an unwilling accomplice in the crime.

What Is Ghost Tapping?

Ghost Tapping, also known as Ghost Tap, is an NFC relay attack. It enables cybercriminals to remotely capture and relay payment data from a compromised device or payment card to a “mule” device that can be used anywhere in the world.

Imagine sitting at home with your phone safely in your pocket, but somewhere across the city—or even across the globe—someone is using your card to purchase a store’s point-of-sale terminal. You never handed over your card. You never tapped your phone. But your account gets charged.

That’s Ghost Tapping in action.

How Ghost Tapping Works

Ghost Tapping is not a simple scam. It’s a coordinated cybercrime ecosystem involving multiple players, each with specialized skills:

1. Data Theft

   • Criminals obtain your credit or debit card details through phishing, malware, or compromised merchant systems.

   • They capture additional information, such as one-time passwords (OTPs) to bypass security and enroll your card into a digital wallet like Apple Pay or Google Pay.

2. NFC Relay Setup

   • Using tools such as NFCGate—initially developed for research but repurposed for crime—attackers relay the NFC signal from your account to a mule’s device.

   • The mule could be in another country, yet the transaction appears as a legitimate local tap-to-pay purchase.

3. In-Person Fraud

   • The mule walks into a store, taps their phone or wearable at the payment terminal, and the transaction processes as if you were there.

   • Because the transaction is contactless and authorized via tokenized data, traditional fraud detection systems often fail to flag it.

4. Profit Extraction

   • Mules purchase high-value goods or withdraw cash from ATMs with NFC-enabled withdrawals.

   • Goods are resold, or cash is sent back to the criminal network, often using encrypted messaging platforms and cryptocurrency.

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In a world that constantly calls us to perform, produce, and persevere, art offers something radical: Stillness. Reconnection. A way back to ourselves.

I didn’t always see it this way. I used to think art needed a purpose or an audience. It had to be good, or at least productive. Over time, and primarily through my exposure to art therapy, I’ve learned that the simple act of making something, with no expectation beyond presence, is medicine. Art gives us space to feel, to process, and to breathe.

Whether you’re navigating burnout, heartbreak, significant transitions, or the daily weight of being a human in a world that often asks too much, artmaking can become a refuge for the unsaid, the unseen, and the unprocessed. It offers sanctuary when the outside world is too loud and a way to witness our inner worlds with compassion.

On Art Therapy & the Science of Expression

Art therapy is a mental health profession that integrates creative expression with psychotherapeutic theory to help individuals explore emotions, gain insight, and foster healing (American Art Therapy Association [AATA], 2023). Art therapists are trained clinicians who guide clients through a process that often allows expression beyond words, particularly during times of trauma, grief, or emotional overwhelm.

Here’s what I want every person to know: you don’t have to be in therapy, or even be “good at art,” to experience the benefits of artmaking.

You don’t have to look far to find evidence that art supports well-being. A 2023 study found that both digital and traditional artmaking significantly reduced stress in participants following a stressful experience, regardless of whether they used oil pastels or drew on a tablet (Sion et al., 2023). Artmaking helped participants regulate their emotions, shift out of stressful states, and enter a “flow” state, an immersive feeling of ease and focus.

Interestingly, the study also revealed that participants who frequently used the digital “undo” or “erase” functions reported higher stress and agitation after creating art. The researchers suggested that these behaviors might reflect perfectionism and self-criticism, traits that disrupt the healing flow of creative expression (Sion et al., 2023). That hit home for me.

Art has taught me that the messy middle —the part where it doesn’t look right yet —is often the most meaningful. It’s where our inner world shows up honestly. It’s where the real work begins.

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Have you ever felt like your current circumstances are holding you back from becoming who you’re truly meant to be? Maybe you’ve convinced yourself that your dreams are too far out of reach, that life has been too unfair, or that your limitations define what’s possible for you. If so, you’re not alone. But today, I invite you to see things differently—through the journey of a woman who proves that even when life dims your vision, your purpose can still shine bright.

How can someone legally blind rise to become a TV host, motivational speaker, columnist, coach, and CEO—touching millions of lives across the world? That question captured my heart the first time I spoke with Nancy Solari. From that moment on, I knew I needed to share her story with you. Because in a world full of reasons to give up, Nancy is living proof that when you put your mind and heart into something, nothing is impossible.

Before I ever met Nancy in person, we spent two hours on the phone. I was immediately struck by her clarity, passion, and attention to detail. As someone who lives with severe dyslexia and understands the daily struggles of navigating through barriers, I was in awe. During our call, I kept thinking to myself, “How is she doing all of this without sight?” In my experience, I know what it takes to prepare, organize, and run a show—but to do it without the gift of sight? That requires a whole new level of strength, persistence, determination, faith, and courage.

When we finally met in person for my interview on her show, I was greeted with a radiant smile and an energy so beautiful and bright, I immediately felt uplifted. Nancy’s presence was magnetic. Her warmth and professionalism were matched only by her insightful questions and genuine care. She didn’t just hear what I said—she absorbed it. It was one of the most powerful interviews I’ve ever experienced.

After learning more about her story, I was moved to tears. Diagnosed with a degenerative eye disease at just 16, Nancy has never let her blindness define her. She has overcome domestic violence, family challenges, heartbreak, career pivots, and unimaginable personal loss. And yet, through it all, she has chosen to rise—again and again. Nancy doesn’t just talk about resilience. She embodies it.

Today, Nancy is the host of The Living Full Out Show, a groundbreaking radio and television platform that reaches millions, and Nonprofit MVP, a TV competition that uplifts nonprofit organizations with national exposure and prizes. She coaches, writes, speaks, and mentors people from all walks of life. And through it all, she reminds us of one vital truth: you don’t need sight to have vision.

Nancy shows us what true leadership looks like. It’s not about having a perfect path or ideal circumstances—it’s about showing up, again and again, with intention, faith, and the courage to serve others. Her journey teaches us:

• That limitations are often illusions.

• That resilience is a muscle built through adversity.

• That our greatest pain can become the platform for our greatest impact.

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As someone who has a deep love for humanity and a mission to uplift the world, my days are often filled with passion-driven work, tight deadlines, and constant giving. Like many women, I have a full plate, and at times, taking care of myself can feel like it pulls me away from the very work I cherish.

However, over the years, I’ve come to understand something powerful: self-care is not a distraction from your purpose — it’s what keeps you going. Even the simplest acts, such as taking time for a cup of tea, enjoying a quiet moment, or indulging in a beauty service that boosts your confidence, can reignite your spirit. These small moments of self-care reconnect you with your inner light and enable you to show up stronger, clearer, and more inspired in every aspect of your life.**Signature Five Questions — Unlocking Wisdom Through Every Story**

Recently, I visited Mallyna Lash & Brow, and although I didn’t personally meet the founder, Anna Malenkina, I felt her presence the moment I walked through the door. There was a beautiful energy in the salon — not only in the elegant design or soothing atmosphere, but also in the way her team members carried themselves. The women working there were kind, professional, and focused, clearly trained to uphold a higher standard.

And the clients? They left glowing — from the lashes or brows they received, and from something more profound. There was a palpable sense of confidence and joy on their faces. I realized that this operation was more than a beauty business; it was a sanctuary.

That experience reaffirmed my belief in the power of self-care. Whether you’re leading a team, raising a family, pursuing a dream, or simply trying to stay afloat, it’s essential to refill your own cup. When you feel good, you shine, and when you shine, you can bring light to others.

I’ve learned that self-care doesn’t have to be grand or time-consuming. For me, it can be as simple as taking five minutes to breathe deeply, enjoy a peaceful moment, or do something small that brings me joy.

That’s my perspective, and I know everyone experiences self-care differently. But regardless of how it looks, I believe that nurturing our inner peace is vital to staying aligned, energized, and connected to our greater purpose.

Wanting to gain insights beyond my own, I felt it was essential to learn from someone with years of experience — someone who has not only built a beautiful brand but has also helped others grow with confidence and purpose. That person is Anna Malenkina.

As I learned more about Anna, I became even more inspired by what she has built and by how her journey can help others. With so many women struggling to find time for themselves or feeling guilty for practicing self-care, it was essential to share the voice of someone who has walked the path and succeeded with grace and purpose.

Anna is an international speaker, educator, and globally recognized judge in the lash and brow field. She has contributed her knowledge to major beauty and salon conferences in the USA, Dubai, Puerto Rico, Brazil, Argentina, and other locations. With her deep expertise in team building, business development, and maintaining high professional standards, she has helped shape the global beauty industry while encouraging others to rise with confidence and integrity.

By sharing her voice here, I hope that you, dear reader, will gain a new perspective on how self-care is about building a strong foundation for your dreams.

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