And then there was a moment when I realized that possibly
the most important thing for us as humans is the quality of our relationships -
not only our long-term relationships, friendships, family, but our smallest
interactions as well. We don’t have to become best friends with everyone we
meet, with everyone we connect with - we just have to respect them as the humans they are, as we would respect ourselves, as we would want to be respected.
It’s one of those exciting things about life; how it can be
so simple and yet so inter-connected it appears complex. The moment I connect
with you and you connect with me we are present together. That connection is a
creation, a vibration, a real thing.
The fallacy is that we don’t matter, or that we are
separate, alone. But our very existence causes creation, manifests connection.
We are a part of nature, a part of the universe, a part of each other. When we
acknowledge that by addressing the quality of our relationships, by taking a
moment to connect and respect, the ripples that spread are of a beautiful
vibration.
When we receive we can give, when we give we can receive.
Let go.
Breathe.
Open.
Feel the flood of the ripples coming back to you.
Repeat.
Alexandra Gnoske is a nature lover, writer, and environmental expert.
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