After an argument with a family member, my heart remained unsettled for a long time.
My words replayed over and over in my mind, and I could hear how sharp and careless they had been.
Instead of focusing on how to defend myself, I tried to see the situation from their side, and that honest reflection made me uncomfortable but sincere.

When I finally faced them again, my heart was pounding.
I spoke softly and apologized for not listening and for speaking without understanding.
As they responded, their voice trembled, and emotions they had carried for a long time poured out.
In that moment, I clearly felt how deeply my words had hurt them.

By putting into practice the words of love taught by God the Mother, I learned a quiet but powerful lesson.
Letting go of pride and choosing humility softened both of our hearts.
That simple act opened a door I truly believed had already been closed.