The Gift of Giving

I believe one of the hardest tests in life is allowing yourself to share your joy with the world.

You stand before others, exposed to judgment, misunderstanding, or even dislike. And yet, not everyone is meant to like you—just as you don’t like everything or everyone. Still, it feels humbling, even vulnerable, to stand before the world with the things that bring you joy, offering them openly.

There is a burning love inside me that has long remained hidden, cautious of how others might react. An open heart that was once shattered by those who never truly deserved her. Step by step, she learns to return to herself, to spread joy again, to share light with the world.

Embracing the Gift of Giving

A sensitive heart—one that loves deeply, one that could hug a stranger simply because she feels moved to.A sensitive heart that longs only to spread joy through the things she loves.

But a sensitive heart also learns. She learns to protect herself, to accept that not everyone is for her.

She learns she is not meant to be universally liked, and that she does not need to change to fit into someone else’s world. Instead, she creates her own—by opening again and again, each time more surrendered, more true.

Not for the approval of others, but in the name of God. In alignment with her truth, her needs, her desires. She opens her heart to share, to connect, to pour her light into others.

Eventually, you realize that sharing what sparks joy within you is not about how others receive it. It’s about the gift you receive in the act itself: the quiet fulfillment of giving a piece of yourself, of letting your light touch the world.

And that is never something to fear. Because when you release your light into the Universe, it always returns—though rarely in the way you expect.

The simple act of giving from your core is a gift in itself. And the gifts that return to you, in whatever form they come, are never to be restricted.