Open to Receive

To be open to receive is not a concept.
It is a frequency.
A state of being that begins the moment we exhale the need to control.

As women — as the divine feminine in form — we have been conditioned to feel unsafe within our own softness.
We learned to protect, to hold, to give, to prove.
But receiving?
That required trust.
And trust was never safe in a world that rewarded effort over openness.

Yet here’s the truth I’ve come to live:
Receiving is not something we earn.
It is our natural state when we remember that life itself wants to love us, nourish us, and flow through us.

When I am open to receive, I am not passive.
I am receptive — available to the pulse of the Universe breathing me.
It’s not about waiting for something to come; it’s about becoming the space through which it can.

But openness requires something deeper than desire — it requires safety within.
And safety isn’t a destination; it’s a gradual unfolding.
Even when we don’t feel fully safe yet, we can begin.
We can take small, sacred experiments with life — letting the Universe show us it’s safe to receive.

Maybe it starts with accepting a compliment without deflecting.
Maybe it’s allowing a stranger’s kindness.
Maybe it’s letting money flow in from an unexpected source and saying, “Thank you,” instead of, “Are you sure?”

Every act of receiving is a dialogue with the Universe.
Each time we soften instead of brace, trust instead of grasp, we whisper:
“I am ready. Show me what’s possible through me.”

And something miraculous happens —
life begins to respond.
Because life is always listening.
It mirrors our openness.
It cannot pour into a closed vessel.

So when I feel tight, afraid, or unworthy, I don’t force myself to open —
I breathe.
I hold myself in safety.
I remind my body that it’s allowed to relax.
Because openness cannot be rushed; it blooms from safety, like a flower that knows the sun will rise.

To open to receive is to remember that I am not separate from the giver.
The Universe and I are one current —
I am the receiver and the received.
The creation and the creator.
The cup and the pouring.

And as I soften into this remembrance,
I feel the divine feminine awakening within me —
not as a role, but as a rhythm.
A living energy that dances with life itself.

To be open to receive is to allow life to express itself through me,
moment by moment,
as breath, beauty, abundance, and grace.

This is the essence of divine feminine mastery —
not to make things happen,
but to allow them to unfold through presence, safety, and trust.

Because the more I feel safe within,
the more the Universe feels safe to move through me.

And that is where creation happens —
in the relaxed, surrendered now.

I am open to receive.
I am open to life.
I am open to love.
I am open to me.

_Majesty Noor