February Is Not About Love. It’s About Truth.
- Brenda Edwards
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February has been reduced to roses, romance, and rehearsed moments. But spirituality is much more than that.
This is not a month that asks you to feel good. It asks you to feel honestly. If January is about intention, February is about exposure. By now, the momentum of the new year has slowed down. The adrenaline of fresh starts has already worn off for many. What remains is truth. February asks: Where are you still performing instead of living?
The Myth of Love We’ve Been Sold
We have been taught that love is soft, pleasing and accommodating. That love should make things easier and smoother. But real life, the kind that changes lives, does the opposite. It reveals the truth, it confronts us, and it strips away any illusions. Love is not the absence of discomfort. Love is the willingness to stay present when discomfort tells the truth. If something in your life is falling apart right now, a relationship, a belief, or a role you have outgrown, it is not a failure of love. It may be love doing its most honest work.
This month asks like a mirror held close. Old patterns surface, emotions feel sharper, and dissatisfaction hums beneath the surface without a clear explanation. The soul will only reveal what you’re finally ready to acknowledge.
February isn’t asking you to love harder, but to ask you to love truer. To choose honesty over performance, integrity over image. If you’re feeling unsettled, you’re not lost. You’re listening, and that may be the most spiritual act of all.
