This was so brilliant and beautiful.I was literally picturing every part of this journey from a pharma seller trying to sell a medicine to a kid just because she was wearing a lab coat 😂 to your mother's generosity and dedication towards her work. I relate with your joint family, I have felt the same way about my younger siblings. I try to offer them a safe space where they could open up because in my childhood I never had someone to whom I speak freely. There was always this silence treatment in my house but now when I have younger cousins I try that they don't have to feel the way I felt and I am happy because whatever troubles them They come to me for a discussion. I don't offer them advice but presence.
Hahahaha — thank you so much! That’s very cool. I’m happy to hear you have solid relations with your cousins and you’ve created a safe space for them that has lasted. Appreciate you reading my post!
Kindness is multiples times confused with that naivety society enjoys to buffoon with. But I have an idea that, what kindness brings is a sometimes painful reminder that people actually care and are not waiting for something in return. Taking in consideration how we all are drifting to that competitive consuming nonsense, the biggest revolution is, like you said, to be as kind as possible. Your mom was into something ♡
Beautiful! I love how you point out that generosity doesn’t always require money or affluence. Listening, being present, offering protection are three wonderful examples you provide.
You are a fantastic writer. I really enjoyed the anecdotes to your reasons, what humans need more of, how you acknowledged it. Thank you for your insight. I think many would benefit from this read.
I loved how you broke these ideas down into simple, lived truths, especially the part about how real help only works when someone feels safe with you, and how giving freely doesn’t mean erasing yourself. The bit about ‘impactful work’ also stayed with me, it’s rare to see someone articulate that so cleanly. Glad I stumbled onto this, your writing has that kinda clarity that stays with the reader :)
Really enjoy thinking about your principles... very in alignment with my flow and I can see that we are fully in the same frequency today. Safety and generosity are two areas we could all lean into more. Looking forward to learning more from you. 🤍
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This was so brilliant and beautiful.I was literally picturing every part of this journey from a pharma seller trying to sell a medicine to a kid just because she was wearing a lab coat 😂 to your mother's generosity and dedication towards her work. I relate with your joint family, I have felt the same way about my younger siblings. I try to offer them a safe space where they could open up because in my childhood I never had someone to whom I speak freely. There was always this silence treatment in my house but now when I have younger cousins I try that they don't have to feel the way I felt and I am happy because whatever troubles them They come to me for a discussion. I don't offer them advice but presence.
Hahahaha — thank you so much! That’s very cool. I’m happy to hear you have solid relations with your cousins and you’ve created a safe space for them that has lasted. Appreciate you reading my post!
Kindness is multiples times confused with that naivety society enjoys to buffoon with. But I have an idea that, what kindness brings is a sometimes painful reminder that people actually care and are not waiting for something in return. Taking in consideration how we all are drifting to that competitive consuming nonsense, the biggest revolution is, like you said, to be as kind as possible. Your mom was into something ♡
A lovely read! Great work! 🌸
thank you, elva!
Wonderful reading thank you 🙏.
Lovely ❤️🩺
Great writer! 💚
Beautiful! I love how you point out that generosity doesn’t always require money or affluence. Listening, being present, offering protection are three wonderful examples you provide.
Thank you! You are a great writer ✍️
You are a fantastic writer. I really enjoyed the anecdotes to your reasons, what humans need more of, how you acknowledged it. Thank you for your insight. I think many would benefit from this read.
I loved how you broke these ideas down into simple, lived truths, especially the part about how real help only works when someone feels safe with you, and how giving freely doesn’t mean erasing yourself. The bit about ‘impactful work’ also stayed with me, it’s rare to see someone articulate that so cleanly. Glad I stumbled onto this, your writing has that kinda clarity that stays with the reader :)
This is beautiful! It landed for me!
Wow you had an interesting childhood.
Yes, I need more of all the above.
Great list and perspective.
Thank you for sharing.
Really enjoy thinking about your principles... very in alignment with my flow and I can see that we are fully in the same frequency today. Safety and generosity are two areas we could all lean into more. Looking forward to learning more from you. 🤍
Another beautiful write