Whatever you put out, you get back.

You are not responsible for other people's feelings.

Hold feelings of unconditional love while letting go all fears & see what you express. I've been shocked by what I've done & said in this state but I also have no idea what impact I've had on individuals. Sometimes it feels joyously positive & sometimes it feels like I've deeply wounded them somehow. In these situations, I tend to trust that what was said needed to be said & I try to take away whatever meaning/learning I can from it.

You'll find people will behave as mirrors reflecting those parts of you that are still hurting. Those things that don't feel significant, tend to be when you're acting as a mirror for them.

It's much easier to do this with (perfect) strangers.

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I don't disagree with you.

I know we are not responsible for what other people feel. Many times what we think is not even correct.

That's why communication is so important.

But we are responsible for what we say and how we say it.

My point is to be aware that we cannot make a blind man see.

When we inadvertently harm another unintentionally, lthough we are not responsible for how they fell, we can be are mature enough to grab their hand and take accountability for what we have done. That's all. This is empathy in action. I am not wrong, I am not responsible, but I see you and feel you. You don't agree?

Not everyone is aware of how energy works and that what you give you get back So, we have to meet them at the point they are. Sometimes it means to stay quiet, others to shake them up 🥺

I am pretty sure that at some point, we are connected enough to know where to speak and where to not speak.

We can feel it

I can vibe with that 🫂