Radiate Love

Baker Lake Trail, November 2019

Your commitment to your partner is also a commitment to work on yourself. They work on them, you work on you, and you both come together committed to giving your best. And of course, things happen. Sometimes your best also includes mess. But the important thing is to not make it a habit that the person you’re with is someone you use to heal you. That’s not right.

In rural Scotland you will stumble upon isolated houses in the most breathtaking locations and I entertain myself by making up stories about what the lives of the people inside are like. E.g. Byron and Mary live in that house with a Jack Russell named Rufus. Mary makes the sweetest blackcurrant pie and Byron takes his boat out nightly to placate the loch monsters with said blackcurrant pie. Loch monsters love pie, if you didn’t know. Rufus warns the couple of the land creatures that creep in the fog of the night. They live in contented (albeit occasionally chaotic) symbiosis with the cryptids.

Like, if I have to pretend you are a strong man and cater to that then clearly you’re not that strong dude.

“Unfold The Mold” by Kahili Young

“It is important to have spiritual (awakened) relationships in our lives. Bringing the light of unconditioned presence to one another is the closest thing to experiencing Heaven On Earth.”  ~Anon I mus (Spiritually Anonymous)

Callie Fink