My name is Ese Walter.

I am an author, a Jnana yogi, and a mother of three. Writing from the in-between places where love and identity meet.

I write about how love—romantic, familial, and self—reveals who we are and shapes who we become.

Much of what I share is drawn from lived experience: heartbreak and healing, spiritual disillusionment and rediscovery, the silence of shame, and the long, patient journey of returning to myself.

My stories are not how-to guides; they are honest invitations to reflect, remember, and reclaim your own becoming.

On this blog, I explore the emotional and spiritual terrain of:

Loving and losing

Family patterns and childhood wounds

What it means to be seen—and still stay with yourself

The quiet work of self-reclamation

If you’ve ever wondered how did I lose myself?

You might feel at home here.

This is not a space for perfect answers.

It’s a space for real questions, soft truths, and the unfolding journey of becoming a person.