Do you do your part for community?
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And as babies, obviously, we're there to support them, guide them so that once, I guess they're somewhat ready to stand on their little 2ft, they can do little things independently. But some of us really really go overboard and want to Hone that for a lifetime. And that is very traumatizing. So I just wanted to share that
Grand Rising jusenya, thank you so much for this. And we agree with you. It's very traumatizing when everyone in community and he doesn't do their part. When everyone is not doing what they need to do relative to their journey, it affects the community, the collective, something as small as letting trash sit on the side of the street, but yet be the one to complain about how dirty in the neighborhood is
And sometimes it's our traumas. Our traumas can definitely speak to us in a way that the traumas want to alert us. In a way, it's like a sensor. We're going into a place I sense there is danger. I know what that looks like or an idea of that, and I was uncomfortable with it. I didn't like it or I've seen it somewhere. It's something that I wouldn't want for myself, so I won't entertain that
For instance, to say, oh, my goodness, I need to pick that piece of trash up. And if not, then our Earth is doomed. And I don't think that's what you said. I think what you were saying is how do I honor the space, right? How do I honor this context, this community?
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