If you don’t know what is impossible, nothing is impossible.

– Osasu Oviawe

My favourite blessings came wrapped in so much effort most other recepients gave up at unwrapping.

– Osasu Oviawe

Study history and you quickly learn that the most unlikely outcome is the most probable.

Your only protection is your capacity to inflict that outcome.

– Osasu Oviawe

Love is a complete opening of self to another.

It is impossible to have it any other way.

Every time you hold back parts of yourself, it is not love, because held-back parts imprison, and love liberates.

– Osasu Oviawe

I have seen so many storms I now dance in the rain.

– Osasu Oviawe

“Look where you’re going.”

Advice my mum always used to sing when I was a child, but it has served me all my life.

In my relationships, in my health, in my spirituality, in my finances, in my career, in all aspects of life.

Whenever I take a good look and a second look, I realize that where I am going is more of a trap than liberation.

– Osasu Oviawe

To all of life’s questions, one answer persists: you.

– Osasu Oviawe

Metrics take more from the soul than they give.

– Osasu Oviawe

Every house starts falling apart with a long stay.

The solution is not a “no stay” because that accelerates its decline even further.

To maintain and improve things takes care and work that largely goes thankless. So when you see a house well cared for, there’s a wrinkling skin and twinkling eye behind the veil.

The same applies in relationships.

– Osasu Oviawe

Home is a place.

We understand this at the beginning and end of life.

In between, we get disillusioned that it is people.

But home is a place. The people are a part of the place.

Some are lucky to have such a place from birth. It is a wealth that is unrivaled.

Some find it in adulthood and build everything around it. It is a centering that is joyful.

Many find it in death and finally rest in peace. It is a peace that is found too late.

No matter what life’s adventure brings, prioritize finding or creating a place you call home.

– Osasu Oviawe