A Message Of Love

Sometimes we need to hear a message of love and comfort. Whether that is from your inner voice, a loved one, or someone who has passed on, I hope you receive this compassionate message of love and safety however you need it. I originally created this for myself to help me get through stress and anxiety, but felt called to share it here. I hope this brings you peace and a feeling of connection and safety to get you through whatever you are going through. I love you. -Amy.

Transcript

Hello!

I love you!

I love you exactly as you are today.

I love you however you're feeling.

I love you however long you've been feeling that way.

I love you no matter how much sleep you got.

I love you no matter what mood you're in.

I love you no matter your motivation today.

I love you no matter what happened yesterday.

I love you exactly where you are.

I love your mind in any state.

I love your body in every shape.

I love you no matter how strong you're feeling.

I love you no matter what's in your bank account.

I love you no matter what your plans are for the day.

I will love you all day today and into the night.

I will love you with every choice you make and every word you speak and every word you don't speak.

I will love you through any aches or pains.

I will love you through fears,

Tears,

Doubt.

I will love you through rumination.

I will celebrate your wins and joy.

I will amplify those feelings.

I will bring you luck and opportunity.

I will open your heart.

I will take good care of you today.

You're safe.

You are watched over.

You are loved today.

Reviews

I wasn’t sure if this was for me but I loved it! I will come back and listen again. I love you for recording this ❤️

So sweet and affirming. What a loving soul, thank you

Wow. I wish I could say I do love like this and wouldn’t it be nice to be loved like this?

Definitely a Keeper to be played over and over. I could think of another person and just now even another person who would say this to me. All three can’t hug me anymore. Hearing that someone cares is critical for me now. I will be taking care of Mo f 93 & blind) alone with the first born and male of the siblings of two decided he’s tired of waiting for Mom to die to get on with his life. Despite all her sacrifices. I’d like to “tap” him hard with a wooden baseball bat. But I’m much calmer and back to my senses. Great session thank you so much. Warmly, Anne.