Rupi Kaur
Rupi Kaur (born 1992 in Punjab, India) is a Canadian poet, illustrator, and performer known for concise free-verse writing. She self-published her debut collection Milk and Honey (2014), which became a bestseller, and her work addresses love, loss, trauma, healing, and migration.
Quotes by Rupi Kaur
Quotes: 3

How One Brave Act Rewrites the World
Finally, turning insight into practice requires craft. Start small but clear: define a visible behavior that expresses the value you wish others to normalize—refusing an unfair request, publishing transparent numbers, or setting a humane policy. Make it observable and repeatable, and, where prudent, share the rationale so others can adopt it without guesswork. Then, build reinforcement. Invite one or two allies to enact the same step, document outcomes, and celebrate early wins so thresholds drop. You cannot script the cascade, but you can prepare kindling: consistency, clarity, and care. Do this once—and if the moment is ready—you may watch the world quietly rearrange around your example. [...]
Created on: 10/1/2025

Embracing Self-Love: The Foundation of Fulfillment
Ultimately, when we truly desire to spend our lives with ourselves, we bring a sense of completeness into our bonds with others. Rather than looking to a partner or society to fill internal voids, we share our authentic selves—grounded, content, and resilient. This shift transforms relationships from dependencies into mutually enriching partnerships, echoing Kaur’s wisdom that self-love is where lasting fulfillment truly begins. [...]
Created on: 8/1/2025

Be Gentle with Yourself: Embracing Heartfelt Messages – Rupi Kaur
Reflects contemporary ideas about mindfulness, self-care, and emotional intelligence. [...]
Created on: 4/26/2025