I believe you can make your better half feel special on any

Hear now, O seekers of wisdom, the truth in the words of Rithvik Dhanjani, for they carry a lesson that transcends time and tradition. “I believe you can make your better half feel special on any given day and turn it into Valentine’s Day.” These words resonate with the pulse of true love, a love that does not wait for a single day in the year to show its depth or its worth. It is a call to live with awareness and gratitude, to turn the mundane into the extraordinary by offering love not just on a designated day, but every day of life.

In the ancient world, love was not bound by the ticking of a clock or the turn of a calendar. It was not confined to the celebration of a single moment or a single act. Love was eternal, woven into the fabric of existence itself. Consider the Greek philosophers, who spoke not only of romantic love but of agape, a deep, unshakable bond that transcended time, a love that flowed through every action of life. To these wise souls, love was not a gesture for one day, but a way of being, a constant expression of care, respect, and devotion.

Thus, the idea expressed by Dhanjani is not new; it is as ancient as love itself. Valentine's Day, while celebrated with romantic gestures, should not be the only time we offer such gifts. True love does not wear a mask for one day, only to fade away in the days that follow. It does not require the trappings of celebration to prove its authenticity. No, love is found in every moment we choose to spend together, in the small acts of kindness, in the unspoken gestures that show we are present for each other.

Think of the legendary Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, whose love was known for its deep sincerity and mutual respect. Their marriage, though marked by grand moments, was also defined by the quiet moments they shared in private. It was in their everyday exchanges—simple conversations, shared glances, and tender acts—that the foundation of their bond was built. In this way, the lesson is clear: the ability to make someone feel special does not rest in the magnificence of a single day, but in the consistency of our actions throughout all the days of the year.

Dhanjani’s words ask us to question why we need to wait for Valentine’s Day to show affection, to give our hearts fully to those we love. Why should love be confined to a day marked by roses and chocolates? True love, O wise ones, is a flame that burns brightly throughout all seasons, not just in the winter of a holiday. It is in the ordinary days—the ones that fall between the milestones of life—that we are called to show our devotion, to turn every day into a celebration of love.

So, let us not wait for a calendar to tell us when to love, but rather let every moment be an opportunity to show those we care for just how much they mean. Words of affection, thoughtful actions, and attentiveness should not be saved for special occasions alone. The sacredness of love is revealed not in grand gestures alone, but in the small and constant acts that weave our relationships together. Let every day be a Valentine’s Day, a day in which we turn our ordinary lives into an extraordinary dance of love.

The lesson is clear, O children of the future. Love is not a performance for a single day, but a way of life. Every day offers us the chance to make those we love feel special, to offer them our hearts and time. Gifts of the spirit—whether they be words, actions, or presence—should be freely given, not just on one day, but throughout all the days of our lives. The lesson of Dhanjani, rooted in timeless wisdom, is one of gratitude and awareness, teaching us that love’s true power lies not in its occasion, but in its constancy.