Those times when things feel dark, lonely, or unclear? Here’s something surprising: G-d’s love isn’t always sunny. It actually comes in two totally different ways:
Sun Love:
Bright, warm, obvious.
It’s when you clearly feel G-d’s care, protection, and support. Like a perfect sunny day.
But then there’s:
Moon Love:
1. Reflective: helps you understand yourself better.
2. Receptive: open to receiving exactly as things are.
It’s when things feel unclear, lonely, or tough. You might wonder if G-d’s even there at all.
Here’s the secret most people miss:
Both types of love are equally important. Why? Because G-d is infinite. Knowing Him isn’t just about the sunny moments. It’s also about trusting Him in the hard, unclear ones.
Think about it:
The sun shines bright, giving love clearly. But the moon teaches you to reflect, trust, and grow, even in darkness. Without “Moon Love,” your connection with G-d stays shallow.
The moon also reveals another important truth. It teaches you how finite beings (like us) can authentically connect with an infinite G-d. How? By repairing our relationships—with ourselves and others. When we reflect, apologize, and forgive, we heal our own pain. And in doing so, it’s like bringing an atonement on behalf of the Creator and healing to enter our lives. Feeling lonely or unsure?
Try this:
1. Pause and breathe:
Instead of fighting the darkness, ask yourself, “What’s this moment teaching me about trust?”
2. Reflect:
Remind yourself that hard or confusing moments aren’t proof G-d’s absent.
They’re proof He trusts you to grow closer to Him. Even without obvious signs. Both the sunny days and silent nights matter equally in your journey to knowing G-d more.
Here’s an idea:
G-d isn’t hiding in your darkness.
He’s waiting for your soul there. 
