14/04/2021
This is not a political statement. This is not a belief system. This is a universal phenomenon that applies to all humans of all ideologies.
The world of social justice is not separate from the world of energy.
As humans if we sit with our own emotions long enough we realize there’s a corollary to how we react to a sensation and how we respond to say, what’s happening on the news…or anytime we see anguish, oppression or violence. There’s a correlation between how we handle the pain inside of us and how we respond to the pain outside of us/in the world at large.
When, say, anger arises within us we often revert to an emotional process where we project it on others or we go through intellectual process to distance ourselves from it. We disassociate.
What would it look like to drop the defenses and just let go—really surrender to the sensations, drop the labels, and welcome the feelings that arise in an instance of injustice? To embody your truth and the deepest expression of what’s real inside you?
Regardless of what side of the table you stand on, you too are subject to the laws of physics and energy. Here is the interesting thing: When enough focus is given to something, it concentrates and comes to the surface.
You’ll notice that the same thing happens in your body. If you put all of your attention on a sensation it will become denser. Healing in the quantum field happens by truly tuning into subtle sensations and engaging in a dialogue where you see that you are no longer separate from the pain and sensation you hold inside.
We note that in our nation right now there large wounds coming to the surface. What would it look like to really really be with pain/anger/rage and allow the wounds to open from inside us?
When you begin to identify with the pain of others, it’s normal to feel hopeless, fearful, avoidant or angry. These things are defenses for our hearts that can’t bear the intensity of reality.
BUT our anger, rage, frustration and overwhelm is our TICKET to understanding our pain. Our vulnerability. It is only when we learn to have a relationship with the rage and hopelessness that we can really understand it.