Have you ever felt emotionally homeless? #letschat
And the key to me is recognizing that when you are at the bus stop and you're sitting with all of those bags, those emotions of shame and of guilt and generational stigmas attached to getting a divorce. In the instance where I'm talking about right, there's still some joy inside of those bags somewhere. But you can't yet see the light. I said, sometimes you have to leave those bags right at the bus stop
Theertha Panachoor
@theertha · 1:22
Hi. Thank you so much. This was incredibly powerful. And it was such a great way to start my day. And I love how you said, I am greatness, because each and every single one of us are great. But we don't realize that. Said the people around us don't realize it. But each one of us, we are unique and special. Oh, my God
Hey there. And thanks so much for your swell. I totally agree. Oh, my goodness. And I'm so glad that you got something from it. Yeah. Let's shut all those bags and keep our journey moving. Absolutely
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:18
But there we are standing at it and knowing that there's a transformation that can happen and we don't need to go to some sacred temple, we can go anywhere that we turn to and find that possibility of letting go of things that don't serve us. So I just love the commonplace of that beautiful space you chose as a bus stop. Just perfect. And in terms of the homelessness aspect, I mean, those two dovetail each other, right?
The commonality of it all. We all can find ourselves sitting right there at any time. Any place. So good, so good, so good. Alright, let me do myself for today appreciate y'all