on walls around the heart
- danni | snatch.land
- Apr 3
- 1 min read
Love longs to flow. It is the river that seeks the ocean, the fire that burns to merge with the sun. But when we are emotionally unavailable, we build dams around the river, walls around the fire. We hold love at a distance, not because we do not want it—but because we do not know how to fully receive it.
In Tantra, the heart is a temple, a sacred space where energy moves freely between lovers, between souls, between the divine and the human. But if wounds remain unhealed, if past pains still whisper fears of loss, the temple doors close. The body may be present, but the heart is hidden behind veils of hesitation.
To be emotionally unavailable is not to be incapable of love—it is to be afraid of its depth.
It is to fear drowning in the intensity of feeling, to resist surrendering to the unknown. It is the mind clinging to control, while the soul aches for release.
Yet, love is patient.
It waits at the threshold, knocking softly.
It asks, not for force, but for willingness.
A breath. A moment of trust.
A slow melting of the ice that guards the flame within.
To become available to love is a practice, a sacred unfolding.
It is breathing into the tender places, allowing the walls to soften.
It is learning to let the river flow again, to let love in—not as a force to be feared, but as the very essence of our being.
Are you ready to open?
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DANNI LOVEFOX
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