Love Them Wild and Free

You are a beautiful soul.

You’ve had your invincible highs and your heart wrenching lows. You’ve learned a lot of lessons, and acquired quite a few skills! Yet, for as long as you are here with us, you have much more learning and growing to do. 

It is my job, as your companion, your friend, your mentor, your family, your lover to love you wild and free.

What does that mean?

Love is redefining itself. It has no parameters to bind you to that which you are not. It is not holding on so tight that you stop breathing. It is seeing you for who you are, and attempting to understand the way you perceive yourself through all timeframes you already have, and will exist in. 

Love is not found in the cinematic musicals, the mundane novels, or someone else’s story.

All of these sources are inspiration for the liberty of your creative expression. You can be as intimate or independent as you choose. You can flip your love language upside down, as long as you’re able to communicate it!

You are allowed to be all of yourself.

Take a step back and allow the unraveling of your true beings to illuminate in the full picture of human connection. You don’t have to love unconditionally, and blind yourself to your flaws or someone else’s! Flaws are how we grow once we are ready to…

Love someone for their WILD WAYS without trying to tame or change them. Let them dance on the table top, chat with every person in the room, and return to drag you into the crowd of excitement! If you want to change someone, you’re probably seeking out change for your benefit (whether it may be your deep desire to change yourself, or your hunger to mold someone else according to your current world). Love someone FREELY. If one needs space or time to process their way of living, let them know that their boundaries do not have to be walls. With mutual respect, regeneration can be felt at any distance. 

Your love belongs to you. Another person belongs to you just as much as nature belongs to us. We are a part of nature; nonetheless, as the natives have said before, we do not own the land. Yet we can ALWAYS make the best of what is given to us. 

~With love, Noni