Moon Stone

 Dear You,

Why did I choose the title “Moon Stone”? In spirituality, it symbolizes intuition, insight, and connection. This journey has been a wild ride — an introspective look into how I connect with others. I must admit: I know nothing. Connecting with others means being empathetic, seeing their point of view, and listening to their feelings instead of my own. It takes courage and acceptance to recognize our upsets, triggers, stubbornness, and ignorance. Each person’s message can teach us to better handle different personalities. We are not the same, and I must admit that sometimes I am not right. Openness means having an open heart and truly listening, trusting that “all things work for good.”

The universe presents us with lessons in each interaction. I am stepping back, allowing myself to feel vulnerable and open to understanding others. Love within me inspires me to be more compassionate. This experience isn’t just mine. Over the past months, I’ve learned to accept everything as it is and to simply be a friend. My emotions are teaching me to become the best version of myself. Connecting with others means practicing empathy — stepping into their shoes as an observer, without attachment. I am grateful for the situations and events in my life that teach me to break down every boundary I’ve built. I no longer run away but stay present for my friends, family, and those who need a listening ear. This perspective comes from a heart willing to change.

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Hell of a Ride

I used to burn bridges when rage, insecurity, and triggers arose. I listened to a voice that served only myself. While I can’t change the past, I now recognize it. I was overwhelmed by emotions, forgetting to stay calm and relax. Sitting with my emotions has taught me that life is like the waves of the sea — I can’t change life’s natural flow, but I can learn to surf the waves smoothly and gracefully.

Drowning in melancholic emotions made me dense, lost, and uncertain. Seeking connection with someone who understands me was self-serving. But serving others means accepting them as they are. It is selfless yet empowering. Empowering others begins with empowering yourself.

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Empowering Others

I now recognize the walls I built — false perceptions and misunderstandings about my surroundings. The phrase “As within, so without” rings true. Beauty and love start within and radiate outward. My heart is open now to receive love and care from others. I’ve freed myself from the cage built by past traumas.

My insecurities have faded. The walls of pride have crumbled. The drama has dissolved. If these emotions return, I will embrace them with love. I’ll be honest: I now breathe love into every second of my life. That’s my reality in a world full of egos. I am not the creator of my personality — love is. Love is a miracle that gives me the power to change how I perceive my life.

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Freedom

My intuition tells me to free myself from control, perfectionism, and narcissistic perspectives that are not real. These fears are masks hiding my true self. But that’s not who I am. I surrender. The fight is over, and now I can rest in peace of mind and simply be — because I am free, and I always will be.

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This reflection captures a moment in time. My intention in writing it is to free myself from the old version of me — to embrace it and let it go. I surrender to life’s flow, listening through the lens of love.

This is my human experience. I am a superhuman being, willing to change and find peace in my life.