
03/08/2025
The moon taught me a lesson today.
Although it seems like it’s only half there, shining only partly, it is always whole.
(Why are we so obsessed with full moons when the moon is always full anyways?!)
This is the same with us humans.
Some parts of us may lie in the shadow, may not shine as bright as others, may only reveal themselves at certain points in life, conversations, around certain humans.
Having a ‘dark’ side doesn’t make us bad or unworthy or broken.
We’re still here in our wholeness, which includes ALL of us, the good and the bad, but even good and bad are only labels.
The moon doesn’t constantly seek healing, or to be whole, or to shine completely.
It just is. And really, it doesn’t give a f*** about what parts of it we perceive.
It knows it’s whole and always will be and simply adjusts to the day to day, gliding along on that orbit until one day it may get sling-shotted elsewhere - who knows??
The moon certainly doesn’t, but it seems to live in perfect acceptance of itself.
We could all be a bit more like the moon.
Accept all the weird craters and anomalies as well as our shining bright and dark sides.
Hold ourselves together in integrity to ourselves.
Do our best, shine some days, hide in the darkness on others, work on some things without being obsessed with fixing ourselves, be guided by our own unique orbit.
And not give a f*** about how others see us.
You are whole 🌕🌖🌗🌘🌑🌒🌓🌔🌕