05/02/2026
You know when you talk about something spiritual, energetic, or deeply meaningful to youā¦
and someone rolls their eyes, laughs, or calls it āweird stuffā?
For a long time, I noticed how easy it is to laugh it off.
To soften it.
To stay quiet so everyone feels comfortable.
But recently Iāve been asking myselfā¦
why is it acceptable for people to dismiss something that matters to someoneās heart?
We donāt mock someoneās passion for the gym, their career, their hobbies, or the things that bring them joy.
So why is spirituality so often treated differently?
Maybe people laugh at what they donāt understand.
Maybe it makes them uncomfortable.
Maybe it challenges something theyāre not ready to look at yet.
And maybe⦠we laugh along because belonging can feel safer than standing fully in our truth.
But thereās also a quiet sadness in it.
Because when someone instantly shuts something down, they close the door on something that could be truly beautiful, calming, and healing.
And if they never allow themselves to be curiousā¦
they may never know what theyāre missing.
Not from a place of judgment just a gentle sense that the world holds so much more wonder when weāre open to it.
Iāve also noticed this can sometimes show up in strong, logical, or ego-led personalities who feel safer in what can be proven or controlled.
And thatās okay too everyone is on their own path, in their own timing.
But hereās what Iām learning:
Itās okay for people not to believe what you believe.
Itās not okay for your passion, your calling, or your way of seeing the world to be belittled.
You donāt need to argue.
You donāt need to convince.
You donāt need to shrink.
Quiet confidence speaks louder than any debate ever could.
The right people wonāt roll their eyesā¦
theyāll lean in with curiosity, respect, or simply kindness.
And those are the spaces where your light is meant to shine anyway š¤ fans