Think With the Heart

In God's womb, the heart was developed first. Before we were born, before a thought could wander, before a memory could take root, a small red rhythm began. In the dark waters of the womb, the heart spoke first. Not in words, not in reasons, but in a steady song of becoming. Long before the brain traced its pathways, the heart was already keeping time, already saying yes to life, already beating toward the light. Perhaps that is why love feels older than logic. Why kindness arrives before explanation. Why some truths are felt long before they are understood. We have built great towers of thought, measured the stars, named the oceans, and divided the world into pieces. Yet the first teacher within us was not the mind. It was the heart. So let us think with our hearts. Let wisdom be warmed by compassion. Let judgment bow to mercy. Let understanding walk hand in hand with love. For before we knew anything, we were known by a heartbeat. And maybe the deepest knowledge is not what the mind can prove, but what the heart remembers.