26 February 2021
Sharing is an act of bonding. When you share something, you give a portion of it away, but you also partake with those to whom you’ve given. In other words, sharing is both sacrificial and collaborative. The purpose of sharing is to connect with others. Time can be shared, for example. If you have spare time, you can share it. You share the time you have, by spending it with others. You can also share wisdom. Sharing wisdom means that you take a portion of what you’ve learned in life, and begin to articulate it in words. Sharing wisdom comes from a trust in your divine intelligence.
Many people are unaware that they actually have wisdom, until they begin to share it! You may be surprised at what you know about life, if given the chance to articulate the words. There is someone in your life that could use your wise council, so don’t be afraid to let the words flow when they need to. Don’t be afraid to share, even if you don’t have all the answers. If you speak with attentive, compassionate care, and you have intentions to help, you’ll be surprised at what you already know. Just share and see what happens! But remember the nature of sharing is also to partake, as a learning listener, to your very own words. Be both the teacher and the student when you give council to others. Be both the speaker and the listener, and you’ll surprise yourself at what you actually know about life. Share your wisdom with someone who will benefit from the lessons you can impart. But remember that you too can be a beneficiary of your very own words of wisdom. So carefully speak and listen, simultaneously, and others will know that you are indeed very wise.