In less than a 24 hour period, we moved from a state of having been totally burned out, and even feeling isolated from each other … to declaring, “This has been the most perfect day!”
That’s what happened to us when we took some time off recently and went to the desert (Palm Desert) to get some rest – as well as using it as a writing vacation.
We arrived tired, disjointed, & overwhelmed. It’s unlike us to be so disconnected, but home circumstances had demanded more of us than we were able to fulfill. It’s a good thing we got away.
In less than 24 hours , we experienced a complete transformation.
First of all, we realized how much we’d missed our intimacy time together. And how much each of us needed it. After the first day, when we complained a lot about being so tired, we began talking together about things that were meaningful, reconnecting. The fire in our hearts was rekindled.
That evening, we drove to a restaurant but couldn’t find it. So we walked past a different restaurant, and simultaneously, we both saw the perfect romantic (& empty) table on the Italian restaurant’s patio. It was meant for us! We ditched where we were headed and walked in. A few minutes later we were sitting at the table with love in our hearts.
At that moment, we each felt there had been a Presence that we had allowed to take us over. And that had brought us to the desert for restoration.
That’s when we each said, “This has been the most perfect day!” We felt our hearts connected and our conversation during dinner was full of love and sweetness. As soulmates, this is home for us. It’s so important to rekindle your light.
This is true for you too. To begin experiencing this love, set a love intention for yourself and someone you care for. Let this energy of love take over as you release emotional fatigue, frustration, & overwhelm. Find ways to support each other’s hearts. You will discover that the Presence of Love is responsive to your need to be filled up with love and light.
As we left the restaurant, to make it an even more perfect day, we read a quote on the wall by Albert Schweitzer:
“Sometimes our Light goes out, but it is blown into a flame by another human being. Each of us owes deepest thanks to those who have rekindled this Light.”
