Tuesday, July 15, 2025

When My Daughter Met Love and Truth

 🪞 When My Daughter Met Love and Truth


A real conversation, a deeper becoming


Last night, something sacred happened.


Not in a temple, not in meditation —

but while I sat with my daughter.


We had one of those heart-to-heart, non-performative, fully honest conversations.

No masks. No “mom scripts.” Just me. As I am. As I’m becoming.


I told her gently —


> “Sometimes my mind takes time to react nowadays.

There are two powerful forces inside me:

One is Love, who doesn’t want you to feel a single negative emotion.

The other is Truth, who is willing to risk darkness if that’s what the light demands.

Sometimes, I sit between them. Listening. Feeling. Unsure which to follow.”




She understood.

We laughed.


And I introduced her to each of them — as if they were elders in our house:


💗 Love spoke to her and said:



> “Oh, what can be done. This is how I am. But I won’t stop caring about you — ever.”




🔍 Truth spoke next:



> “Even if it hurts sometimes, I can’t give you falsehood. Because I’m not allowed to.

Truth is the only thing that really exists.”




And that’s when I realized something I had been missing for a while:

Complete Honesty.


Not just selective transparency.

Not just curated truth.

But raw, moment-to-moment honesty —

with all the beauty, absurdity, guilt, mess, confusion, grace and tenderness that comes with it.


I told myself:


> No more hiding. No more waiting for a “perfect version” of me.

Let me post what I long. Let me be what I am.

Because hiding brings unauthenticity — and that brings pain.




So here I am.

Not above anything. Not below anything.

Just someone walking with Love and Truth as her companions —

even when they disagree.

Even when they ask me to stand naked in the storm of being seen.



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✨ May every parent gift their child not just answers — but access.

Not just wisdom — but the witness of it in motion.

And may we all meet our own Love and Truth someday —

not as strangers, but as the deepest friends we’ve always carried.



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