Steller Muse

Hi everyone, I’d love to share my Mind Fuel playlist on Spotify and Apple Music — a collection I’ve been listening to a lot lately. It helps me relax, reflect, and reset. I hope it brings you the same calm and strength it brings me. Enjoy and feel free to share your favorites too! HERE IS MY SPOTIFY LIST IN 2025 "Weightless" – Marconi Union "Nightfall" – Ólafur Arnalds "Breathe Me" – Sia (Piano version) "Saturn" – Sleeping at Last "Intro" – The xx "Experience" – Ludovico Einaudi "We Move Lightly" – Dustin O’Halloran "Open" – Rhye "Golden Hour" – JVKE (Stripped) "Bloom" – ODESZA (Instrumental) "Unfold" – Alina Baraz, Galimatias "Nocturne in E-flat Major, Op. 9 No. 2" – Chopin "Turning Page" – Sleeping At Last (Instrumental) "Veridis Quo" – Daft Punk "Everything in Its Right Place" – Radiohead ...

  In a world full of distractions, noise, and constant comparisons, mental clarity has become rare—and incredibly powerful. I didn’t always understand this. I used to think a busy mind meant a productive life. But over time, I realized I was simply cluttered, not focused. I was reacting, not responding. A clean mind doesn't mean an empty mind. It means a clear and intentional space where your thoughts are aligned with your values. It’s a place where negativity doesn’t get to rent space, where overthinking doesn’t paralyze you, and where peace becomes your default—not your reward. I started to clean my mind the way I clean my room. I  clean my room. I removed what I no longer needed: toxic comparisons, outdated beliefs, people who didn’t nourish me. I replaced guilt with self-compassion, and perfectionism with progress. I stopped scrolling, stopped chasing, and started choosing. And here’s the beautiful part: the cleaner my mind became, the more I could hear my intuition. Th...

Lately, I’ve realized how much my mindset shapes my reality—just like a mirror only shows what’s in front of it, my life reflects what I choose to carry inside. A mirror is what you see—but life is what you reflect. When you look in the mirror, what do you really see? Not just your face, but your thoughts—your doubts, your hopes, your inner voice. Have you ever paused in that moment and asked yourself, "Do I truly trust myself?" Have you ever taken a deep breath and said, "I’m lucky to have what I have"? Or… do you often find yourself complaining about your weaknesses—the things you believe you're not good at, the things others have that you don't? We live in a world where comparison is constant. It’s easy to feel like we’re behind, missing something, or not measuring up. But maybe it’s time to reconsider. Should we continue to complain about what we lack simply because someone else has it? Or is it more powerful to work on what we complain about? Here’s th...

At the start of every new week, I used to set my mind on goals, plans, and targets—just like I did before the pandemic. But after the pandemic, something changed in me. I told myself: Set yourself free. Live the moment. We’ve all heard this more often lately— live the moment, be present —especially after going through such an uncertain period. While listening to podcasts and watching videos on YouTube, I asked myself, Why not? Why do I always push myself to plan everything for the future? Instead, I started embracing the present, slowing down, and letting go of constant overthinking. This shift in mindset turned out to be incredibly beneficial—not just for my mental health, but also for my physical well-being. I became noticeably happier, calmer, and more grounded. When I compare my past self to who I am today, I feel much more confident. And honestly, that confidence is one of the most valuable things I’ve gained. It makes you stand out, and it helps you recognize your own worth. ...

Hi, everyone, 2025 is such an amazing year, as we are facing so much unexpected news every day. As humans, our dream is for everyone to be equal, but in reality, we are facing many difficulties, just as we predicted. Anyway, hope will never end, and we will keep dreaming that one day the world will be a much better place, with true equality for all people. Recently, I have been reading This is How You Heal by Brianna Wiest , which can be categorized as a personal development book. To be honest, I find myself rereading some parts to understand them better and more deeply. There are certain words that have deeply affected me, and I would like to share them on my personal blog for my readers. I have always believed that simple things can be much more powerful than we expect — like the butterfly effect. 1) Do something that your future self will thank you for, even it is small. 2) Learn the power of momentum. Start with small tasks in the day and let it build 3) Just for today, let yours...