If I said I wanted to give you a win of a million dollars, what would you say?
If I said I wanted to give you a gift of love, appreciation, or of intimacy, what would you say?
My guess is that the money part would be easier to receive. The deeply vulnerable human parts would be more difficult. That has certainly been my experience.
Receiving is something that I have had to learn to allow myself to do. When you don’t have a voice, receiving can be limited to less intimate things, like money. Not that money is a bad thing to receive but when it comes unattached to anyone or anything, it feels easier to receive.
Our soul wants us to use our voices and live deeply, profoundly, and lovingly. Using our voices with intention calls for deep intimacy as we learn to ask for and give ourselves exactly what we need, and we allow that intimacy to be present when we connect with other humans too.
It’s recognizing our own feelings, asking why they’ve arrived and allow them to flow through us. I feel you, thank you.
It’s looking at someone straight in the eyes and offering a gift from the heart, even a stranger. I love you.
And it’s knowing that we are so incredibly worthy of receiving gifts of any kind.Thank you.
How comfortable are you with the vulnerability of receiving?
Where do you hold yourself back from truly connecting with another human?
What comes up in that moment that gets in the way of you fully receiving the love and intimacy that’s offered?
Here is a simple, intimate, and heartfelt offering from me to you.
I love you.
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