I WISH I KNEW BACK THEN WHAT I KNOW NOW
We cannot know something until it has been given us to know, wrapped in the tapestry of our destiny in this lifetime.
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We cannot know something until it has been given us to know, wrapped in the tapestry of our destiny in this lifetime.
The mystery that is vast enough to hold both the horror and the love without having to explain either away.
A quiet contemplation on love stripped of self-importance—love as humility, kindness, compassion, surrender, and the simple recognition of beauty in all things.
A lullaby for the quiet hours, when the world grows still and night gathers gently around us. A reminder that even in sleep, we are held — precious, loved, and never beyond the reach of love.
A quiet invitation to soften the heart, enter humility, and listen beneath the noise—where love, truth, and the Tao have been speaking all along.