Every day, I learn something new about life—and that means I learn something new
about relationships. According to the Gene Keys’ Venus Sequence, when two energies
meet, they spark a unique third force—a transformative field that exists all on its own.
Richard Rudd even compares this magic to the depth of true intimacy. After all, isn’t that
what life is about? Meeting, merging, unraveling, and being reshaped by the reflections
we find in one another.
This message is for the women walking the sacred union path. Maybe you don’t label it
that way, but you feel its pull. You long for a love that goes beyond personal satisfaction,
for a relationship that serves a higher purpose. Let your desire be for life itself—with all
it brings, be it a partner, lover, or husband—but don’t let that yearning consume you.
Cultivate your own creative fire, devotion, and ever-evolving self so that fulfillment is
already woven into the fabric of who you are. The love we are seeking is within.
Remember: your partner is a mirror, not a rescuer. They will shine light on those
neglected parts of you, just as you will for them. This reflective process might be
uncomfortable at times, but it’s both necessary and sacred. No one else is responsible
for meeting all your needs—that work is yours alone.
Always keep in mind that love is service—a genuine devotion, not a transaction. Every
person who steps into your life adds another thread to the tapestry of your destiny. So,
stop scrolling through Instagram for relationship tips and comparing your raw, real,
breathing love to a polished illusion.
Relationships are a skill you refine over time, not a fairy tale you simply stumble upon.
Love isn’t something you acquire—it’s something you embody and share from a deep
vulnerable place of overflow and pure authenticity.
If you ever find yourself stuck in a season of complaints, pause and ask: what am I
avoiding within myself? What part of me have I left untended? Often, our urge to change
the world around us signals that there’s inner work calling for our attention. We might
not have many examples of the love we’re meant to create, so we become those
examples ourselves—we become the path.
Happy Love Day! I hope you celebrate in a way that feels wildly authentic to you. Laugh,
reflect, and open your heart to love finding you in the most unexpected places.
