Sara Al Madani

Have you ever watched movies where you were like watching the main character and you're like, they don't look that good.

And then halfway through the movie, you're like, oh my God, they're so hot.

It's because you fell in love with the character in the movie, right?

But it just shows you chemistry can be delayed.

It's not a prerequisite.

The word inner work and healing is trending like kale and avocado and matcha.

You know what I mean?

Everybody has a tattoo of it or it's in their bio on Instagram.

But as cute as it is, seeing that growing and there's like this woke culture and everybody's talking about it, it's so important to live, not to exist.

And if you're not doing the inner work, you're just existing.

What is the inner work?

The inner work is going deep down inside, removing all the masks that life and society and everything you went through had to put on your face and you lost your identity throughout the way.

Doing the inner work is removing mask by mask, mask by mask, until you finally reach who you truly are.

So basically, who are you before people told you who to be, how to be, or what to be?

Who are you really before this conditioning?

And I always say we are born with blueprints.

My name is Sarah.

That's my religion.

This is my family.

That's my country.