Peac

Good-morning breakup buddies I want to start by thanking the firsts peoples and acknowledge I’m living respectfully on the unceded land of the Dharug People: the traditional custodians of the land belonging to the Eora Nation Firstly I want to acknowledge how painful and heartbreaking these times are. And compounded by a world this is baring the brunt of hate. Well done us for being a part of a community that is feeling the pain, the crying of humanity and all that is wrong. I hear you all, I feel you, I connect with you, and we can walk this path holding energy and universal hands 🙌 as it is our power through connection, that will hold up against this wall we are trying to climb over. We are what we surround ourselves with. I am 64 and have been growing through that lesson all my life. We shed those that do not hold the energy we give as the precious gift it is. If we do not, there energy field will start to erode ours, and even, sometimes, creep in and blur our beliefs our politics our essence . So it is so important to find like, and hold there like, as this beautiful power, is the essence of our existence. I am also shedding a human that has travelled with me for 26 years. Someone I thought would be with me for life, but we no longer hold each other as we should, and that’s painful and lonely and scary. But sometimes it is in these moments of loneliness, sadness and pain, that we see a glimpse of ourselves we need to get to know. I can hold your hand universally, for this moment, I can share your pain and reflect on how we move forward. “Yes, some goodbyes can be painful beyond words. But they are also transformative. They challenge us to let go, to grow, and to find strength in the silence. And in doing so, they reveal the quiet beauty of our own resilience—a beauty that no unanswered question or unresolved farewell can ever take away” (author unknown)