007. creating space: buddhist concept - śūnyatā (part 2)

008. how to choose the right decision

In this episode of Inner Clarity, we explore how to choose the right decision when your mind feels full of noise, overthinking, and conflicting voices. How do you know if a decision is coming from inner clarity or fear? Why do intelligent, analytical people often struggle with decision paralysis? This episode explores the difference between decisions that feel aligned versus decisions driven by performance. A warm conversation for anyone navigating uncertainty, major life choices, self-trust, and learning how to hear themselves clearly again.

007. creating space: buddhist concept - śūnyatā (part 2)

What if space is not emptiness, but the place where life can begin to move again?  In this episode of Inner Clarity, we continue exploring creating space through the Buddhist concept of śūnyatā, often translated as emptiness, but not in the way we usually imagine. This is a reflection on what happens when life feels narrow, our perspective feels fixed, and something in us wants to find the opening (even just to breathe). A kind episode for anyone carrying something heavy and wanting a little more room to see differently. 🤍🙆🏻‍♀️ IG: www.instagram.com/imelda_j

006. creating space: why our mind feels stuck (part 1)

What if your thoughts have become so certain that they are quietly blocking other possibilities? In this episode of Inner Clarity, we begin exploring the idea of creating space: not as something vague or abstract, but as a way to understand why the mind can feel crowded, fixed, or unable to see clearly. IG: www.instagram.com/imelda_j

005. how to see your situation differently

Got something heavy in your mind? In this episode of Inner Clarity, Dr Imelda J explores a subtle idea from Patanjali’s YS that can change the way you read your career, money, health, and relationships. For ambitious, thoughtful minds, the challenge is not always a lack of solutions, but the lens through which the problem is being interpreted. This conversation looks at how perception shapes decision-making, why urgency can masquerade as wisdom, and what becomes possible when you pause long enough to question the mind that is doing the judging. This episode offers a spacious reflection on inner clarity, self-awareness, emotional patterns, and seeing your life differently. vastu-sāmye citta-bhedāt tayor vibhaktaḥ panthāḥ - Patanjali's Yoga Sutras IV.15

004. how to bounce back without being hard on yourself | nanakorobi yaoki

How to Bounce Back More Connected to Yourself Nanakorobi Yaoki  (七転び八起き) In this episode of Inner Clarity, Dr Imelda J explores the Japanese saying Nanakorobi Yaoki meaning fall down seven times, get up eight, and reframes resilience as something much more human than simply pushing through. This conversation moves through the subtle, everyday moments that throw us off, from a text message, an old memory, overthinking at work, people-pleasing, self-doubt, and emotional triggers, and looks at how suffering often grows not from the event itself but from the meaning we attach to it. Blending insights from Zen, yoga, meditation, business, and startup leadership, Imelda shares why real strength is not about becoming unshakeable, but about building the inner elasticity to return to yourself with more awareness, self-trust, and kindness each time life pulls you off centre.