With the arrival of Christmas comes the concern about buying gifts and, often, after Christmas has passed, the concern about how to pay for them.
It was conventional to give gifts on certain dates such as birthdays, weddings and Christmas.
“I bought this gift for you”, is the same as saying “I remembered you, you are important to me!”
The idea of the gift is to make the recipient happy. It's showing love, friendship, retribution, thanks.
I remember a case that I attended with Kinesiology in which the person was always giving gifts to everyone and all the time, a fact that led to a great financial difficulty. Regardless of her financial situation, she was in the habit of giving many gifts, with the intention of being accepted, remembered and loved by everyone, this made her feel superior to others. For three sessions in a row her body asked through muscle testing the following reading: Dissolve pride and arrogance. It is not common for the body to ask for the same correction three times in a row, the 1st time she was horrified and said that reading had nothing to do with her, the 2nd time she said that maybe a word or another made sense to her and the 3rd Once the tears ran down her face, she understood what she needed to improve about herself and started to make the necessary changes to feel good and be able to improve her finances.
Be creative in your gift, buy it according to your financial possibilities, give it when you want and can, don't get stuck on the "have to". May your gift be wrapped in love and affection and not in the suffering of debts or just to keep up appearances.
Tips:
Give a kinesiology session, or another therapy that the person likes, an artistic work that your grandmother or her friend does with such affection, make her favorite dish, go watch that artist who touches the bottom of their souls, take that trip together, give your attention, a friendly word, a real hug, a phone call, your pleasant company.
So that your company can be even more pleasant, be really present, listen, participate and care about what he has to say.
Reminder: Being present, as long as it is pleasant company, is just as important as giving.
I wish you to give your best gifts and receive them too. Thanks for your company! May love be with you and it is!
