I like the idea of reclaiming the word saint from its popular meaning, which I think is more or less someone who puts up with a lot of misery and possibly bad treatment without complaining or doing anything about it (e.g., "She's a saint for staying married to X for so long"). Its original meaning of holy is a beautiful aspiration, a daily practice of unconditional love in action.
Yeah, “saint” may not be the best choice given all the baggage around that word. Unconditional love is absolutely the point though. So glad to hear from you Monique 💕
I like the idea of reclaiming the word saint from its popular meaning, which I think is more or less someone who puts up with a lot of misery and possibly bad treatment without complaining or doing anything about it (e.g., "She's a saint for staying married to X for so long"). Its original meaning of holy is a beautiful aspiration, a daily practice of unconditional love in action.
"Unconditional love in action." I love this.
I tend to say “ I want to embody unconditional love no matter what” but Saint seems to sum that up nicely 😆
Yeah, “saint” may not be the best choice given all the baggage around that word. Unconditional love is absolutely the point though. So glad to hear from you Monique 💕