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loyalty to who you were can become betrayal of who you could be. there's a silent grief in outgrowing yourself, in realizing the person you fought hard to become is now the person you have to leave behind. but staying out of loyalty isn't love, it's fear dressed as devotion.
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I get where you're coming from but you should really stop coming from there.
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A hard pill to swallow is realizing that people will apologize and take accountability only as deep as their consciousness and awareness goes.
further… we’re the entire body of god.
some of us are eyes, some of us are hands, some are the tongue etc
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Grief requires us to be okay with not having solutions. It wants us to be present with the pain and many ppl are uncomfortable with holding the messiness.
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Call me the biggest Venus but I can handle things being difficult and tough. However, I will not tolerate them being ugly, mean, nor vindictive. Even challenging times should be beautiful, woven with vulnerability and affection.
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If three kids in your son’s class dress as Spider-Man, you are legally required to take this photo.
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The crash you feel the second you take time off is not laziness.
When survival pressure finally drops, your nervous system stops borrowing adrenaline and demands repair.
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Call on your descendants, not just your ancestors for guidance. It’s all happening in simultaneously parallel time anyway.
























