02/02/2026
Love does not arrive by force or design. It comes as a holy presence—sometimes quietly, sometimes all at once—meeting us exactly where we are. At times it finds us searching; at other times it finds us in surrender. Often, it moves beyond our defenses not to overwhelm us, but to awaken something eternal within us that has always been waiting.
Divine love is not bound by form, possession, or circumstance. It touches the soul long before it ever reaches the body. It teaches through stillness, through grace, through a sacred remembering that love is not something we claim or control, but something we receive and allow to move through us. As it unfolds, it reshapes our understanding again and again, asking us to release limited definitions so we may experience love in its truest, most expansive form.
Whether it arrives gently or turns our inner world upside down, Divine love has one purpose—to open the heart. To soften what has hardened, to heal what has been wounded, and to reconnect us to our source. When love comes in this way, do not question its timing or doubt its depth. Meet it with reverence. Welcome it with gratitude. Let it dwell within you as a sacred homecoming—an intimate return to the love that has always been holding you. 🤍🎇
✍ Mitra @ https://www.facebook.com/tipsthatchangeyourlife/