I like this. As much as healing has been the center of this lifetime for me - it isn't for everyone. To my mind not everyone is here to do the same thing and perhaps there is no higher ground for those of us who have come to heal and help others heal.
There are just different paths for different folks. It is painful (for me at times) to stay present with my loved ones who are stuck, hurting and unable to take the path of healing. However, for those who stayed with me, on my messy journey, thank you. I know it wasn't easy to stick with at times, but you did and I am grateful. I couldn't have done it without you!
Wow. Thank you. My husband shared a beautiful and potent idea with me many years ago years ago. We have resurrected it over and over, applied like a salve to a wound. “What did you think needed to be loved?”. It is easy to love the good stuff. But, we are all fallible, imperfect. Can we love that too? ( and so sorry not to give attribution to the quote! But not recalling the author.)
This is powerful and humbling, thank you Jeff for the reminder.
I like this. As much as healing has been the center of this lifetime for me - it isn't for everyone. To my mind not everyone is here to do the same thing and perhaps there is no higher ground for those of us who have come to heal and help others heal.
There are just different paths for different folks. It is painful (for me at times) to stay present with my loved ones who are stuck, hurting and unable to take the path of healing. However, for those who stayed with me, on my messy journey, thank you. I know it wasn't easy to stick with at times, but you did and I am grateful. I couldn't have done it without you!
Wow. Thank you. My husband shared a beautiful and potent idea with me many years ago years ago. We have resurrected it over and over, applied like a salve to a wound. “What did you think needed to be loved?”. It is easy to love the good stuff. But, we are all fallible, imperfect. Can we love that too? ( and so sorry not to give attribution to the quote! But not recalling the author.)