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Devinder Maan

The Ordinary Extraordinary

June Is Your Reset: Choose You, Gently

Dear Beautiful Souls, If you’ve been living with a quiet ache — the kind that comes from always putting others first — I see you. If you’ve been shaping yourself around what others need, expect, or demand…If your days are full, but your heart feels empty…If you’ve said yes too often when your soul whispered no…Know this: you are not alone — and you are not broken. We are almost…

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The Ordinary Extraordinary

Bloom in Your Full Authenticity

As May surrounds us with its soft breezes and blooming beauty, nature reminds us of something deeply profound: the quiet, unwavering power of authenticity. Look around—each flower rises boldly in its own time, with its own shape, color, and fragrance. The tulip doesn’t question the elegance of the daffodil. The lilac doesn’t shrink in the presence of the rose. Each one blooms fully, unapologetically, simply because that is what it…

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The Ordinary Extraordinary

2023- A year of strong contrasts

2023 - A thank you note!

Dear 2023, Thank you 2023 for awakening me to the profound intricacies of life that exist and unfold amidst stark contrasts. You gently nudged, persistently pushed, and expansively enriched my soul, imparting the invaluable lesson of embracing and owning every emotion, sometimes experiencing and living them all at once. From the tender moments of nursing and witnessing my mother’s gradual decline to the elation of expecting a new life into…

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The Ordinary Extraordinary

Reclaiming Identity: Rediscovering ourselves on the Journey of Motherhood

The process of unmothering

The hardest yet the most rewarding thing I ever did as a mother was to learn to un-mother. Yes, you read that correctly. Going through the difficult process of un-learning and letting go of all that I had unconsciously become over the years of mothering lead to not only a better relationship with my adult children but also a more empowering connection with myself. As moms we are given one…

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The Ordinary Extraordinary

A new prayer for new you

Happy New Year my friends. As the very first blog post of the year here is a prayer for us all to live by. If we commit to repeating it every day it will help us align, little by little, and become a truer version of ourselves. The version we were meant to be. I have attached a pdf for you to download, print and keep in a special little…

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Best Foot Forward

This Blazer: a story from my closet

If my blazer could speak

Yes, it’s a story of this blazer that was tailor made in India in 1985.  My hubby and I had gone shop to shop and tailor to tailor to find the right fabric and fit. When it finally came together I absolutely loved it.  In 1986 I became pregnant with our first daughter and of course the blazer did not fit.  It did not fit while I was pregnant and it…

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My journey to becoming a life coach

Devinder Maan Transformational Life Coach

From fabulousfiftyfive.com to devindermaan.com, it’s been one incredibly powerful journey. Starting this blog at the fabulous age of fifty-five was one of the best things I did for myself. It proved to be a beautiful stepping stone to discovering the untapped potential in my being. Furthermore, it opened my heart to unfolding and living this life to the highest possible expression of my soul. A new passion and a deep…

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Beyond Four Walls

A Story of unforgettable kindness

Shillong, India

Year: 1983; Place: Shillong, India The year was 1983, a few months into our marriage. We were young, newly married and spontaneous. Well, one of us was, and it wasn’t me. My hubby was a veterinarian serving as an officer in the Indian Army. He was posted in Assam (land of lush tea gardens) and I, while completing my studies, had joined him for a short period. One fine day off,…

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Covid-19: Beautiful lessons it taught us

Covid-19 cacophony of emotions

This photo was taken in our kitchen last August by my hubby.   Looking at it a year later has brought back a flood of memories. And a gentle reminder of the beautiful lessons this trying time taught us . August, 2020 when we were deep in the midst of Covid-19.  My heart, like everyone else’s,  had never in its 58 years of existence felt such a cacophony of emotions…

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