A short monologue advising women on how to balance compassion with boundaries so they remain spiritually grounded and attractive. The speaker contrasts unconditional giving with wise, strength-based love using the dual forces ‘Kot Chesed’ and ‘Gevurah,’ and offers a brief empowering mantra about sacred energy, wise giving, and setting boundaries.
How does a woman use compassion in a way that does not make her lose herself, but makes her more spiritually magnetic and attractive? People think love means giving endlessly, sacrificing yourself, or always saying yes. But the sages say that true love must be balanced. There are two forces in this world. Kot Chesed and Gevurah. Mercy and judgment. Both are necessary. Both create the balance of how to communicate to the world in what is a true giving form. Sometimes setting a boundary is the highest level of giving. Who is a woman who is admired the most? They love, but with wisdom, the wisdom of truly feeling what that soul needs, what that person needs. They are able to see the good in in everyone, especially in men. And the men around them are inspired, uplifted and feel that they can be channels because she believes in him. Here's a mantra for you. My love and my energy is sacred. I desire to give from a place of wisdom and from a place of strength. Always with the right intention to help uplift others around me. I am not afraid to say no. I am not afraid to set the boundaries that are needed to help elevate you.
