Discover the Power of Karma, with Kessonga

Discover the Power of Karma, with Kessonga

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The Exhaustion Of Trying To Stay Young

The promise of staying young can be hard to resist. There's always another product to try, another sign of aging to fix, another way to feel like we're keeping time at bay. Dora recognizes that anxious pull, even as she questions the belief underneath it: that getting older means ...  Show more

Have The Conversation While You Can

Dora and her mom have started talking about something many families avoid: what her mom wants her final chapter of life to look like, and what matters most to her when that time comes. These conversations aren't easy, but they've brought a sense of peace that Dora didn't expect. ...  Show more

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