Gooooooo Mooooooooooooaning Cupcakes!
A kind reminder...
Be and let Be!
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https://blossom.primal.net/86150d6e59108f2215229be8e0a88dc6be2d6fba6170f022d059a30d51c3faff.mp4
"You’re allowed to be selective. Being kind isn’t always the same as being available. Every living system survives by selection. Knowing what to keep and what to let go is how life stays coherent. At some point caring stops meaning ‘hold everything’ and starts meaning ‘remove what’s harming the whole.’ Bodies do it, ecosystems do it and communities have always done it too through shared rites, responsibilities, customs, social structures, etc. What we call being ‘good’ or ‘kind’ is sometimes hiding a deeper need to belong or be validated. These ideas reflect old moral hierarchies and colonial systems that rewarded obedience, loyalty, productivity and self erasure in service of an imposed order. Those same values are now reinforced by consumerist systems that benefit from over-functioning and endless availability. But the thing is that systems functioning in excess dont evolve. they grow increasingly exhausted and eventually collapse or implode. I see this pattern throughout nature and looking at wisdom traditions across time too, balance was about sustaining a coherent relationship with life (expansion/retraction, immersion/withdrawal, creation/maintenance/destruction). Which means knowing when to let go or remove, so that natural movement can flow. Energy requires that structure in order to take form. To me the message is pretty consistent. life requires limits in order to remain lifegiving. Long story short sometimes care looks like staying and sometimes it looks like stopping. some times it looks like cutting things out so something else can live. It’s ok to be selective. life depends on it."
By Sophia
#GentleReminder
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