
How can I truly love another if I donât love myself?
Thatâs the question that lives quietly behind every search for love.
Letâ start with âReal Loveâ, RealLove isnât an emotion that comes and goes.
Itâs not praise, romance, or even kindness.
Itâs the quiet recognition of OnenessâŚthat moment when you feel a
shiver of truth, a deep calm, or a sudden, unstoppable giggle for nothing.
Itâs the Light in you seeing Itself in someone else.
We all long for that feeling of Home, yet most of the time we look for it outside ourselves.
We try to earn love by being or looking better, nicer, more successful, more spiritual.
But Love cannot be earned, because it was never lost.
According to A Course in Miracles, Self-love is not about admiring your reflection; itâs about remembering Who you are.
Itâs not saying, “I am better than you,” but realizing, “I am one with you.”
The first compares, the second connects.
When you love yourself, you donât inflateâŚyou dissolve.
You stop demanding that the world fills your cup, and you notice itâs already overflowing.
And from that quiet fullness, loving another becomes effortless, not a need, but a natural extension of Being.
So the next time you feel a spark of joy, a wave of peace, or a laugh rising for no reason,âŚ..stay there for a moment.
Thatâs Love recognizing Itself.


A whisper:
Be still, my heart,
you donât need to seek.
The Love you give
is the Love you keep.
With love and light,
G.