12/10/2025
When we decide to be of service - we take on the huge task of multitasking - tending to our own process along with othersâ who rely on us for our presence, our integrity, our compassion, our learned knowledge from experience and from the research.
Itâs VERY HARD to work on your s**t while the person in front of you is going through the same - you will harm more than you will help.
Do no harm means taking everything that we know to good use - this includes acknowledging that there is much about ourself that we donât know. Therefore, our task isnât to wrap up one area of pain so that we can lead others- itâs not linear. But it is to have the humility to know where we are at, the tenacity and discipline to keep going, and the backbone that supports an open heart to keep at it.
Time is of the essence here. We may be inspired to help others and *usually* this comes from a part within us that needs love and attention through discipline that inner work can give.
Without this process, we run the major risk of projection, of white washing everyone to fit into our mold of reality thinking weâre leading them to redemption when weâre just creating a greater divide. Not just between them but within ourselves.
The part of us asking to be cared for now has been trafficked to the market. How gross when you think about it.
If you are feeling the call to help others, good!! Join the club. And do it with the integrity it requires.
Itâs okay if it takes you time. The call wonât leave you - itâs within us to wake up to what we are here to be - human beings with love, with trust, with compassion.