Long May You See the Quiet Light Within Yourself
Dear Friend,
Long may you see the quiet light within yourself, the soft and steadfast glow that remains untouched by the trials of life, waiting patiently to be recognized. May this light remind you, even in your moments of deepest doubt, that you are whole and worthy, not because of what you have done, but because of who you are. When the weight of suffering presses against your spirit, may you find the courage to turn inward, to sit tenderly with your own wounds, and to hold them with the same care you would offer a fragile bird resting in your hands.
In the sanctuary of this self-compassion, may you come to understand that your pain is not a solitary burden but part of the shared fabric of humanity. By meeting your own struggles with kindness, you expand your heart’s capacity to hold the struggles of others. Slowly, without effort or force, the light within you grows brighter, illuminating not only your own path but the paths of those who walk alongside you.
Long may you carry this light into the world, seeing it reflected in the faces of others, even those who may seem cloaked in shadow. May you have the wisdom to look beyond their actions, beyond the hardened masks they wear, and see the fragile, beautiful light within them—the same light that shines in you. In doing so, you remind them of their own goodness and call forth their better selves.
May this way of seeing become your true vision, a lens through which you view the world, not as a place of separation, but as a landscape of connection, where every being carries within them a spark of the sacred. And may you know, in the deepest part of your soul, that in treating others as if their light is all you see, you invite them to see the light in you. In this mutual recognition, a quieter, gentler world is born, where healing flows as naturally as the tide returning to the shore.
I love You,
Alma
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