emptying ourselves

What if emptying ourselves of all of our beliefs and coping mechanisms creates more space for us to be who we really are and respond from our true nature rather than our wounding.

How would we parent from that space, allowing for a child to feel safe in their true expression without the fractures and containment projected from their parents?

How can we dissolve our egos and work within our values and beliefs and follow what a child really needs, without assuming?

Asking who are you? what do you need from me? how can I do better as a human, what do i need to become? what space do I need to hold for you to be who you came here to be?

Who could they become if we heal?

If we let go of holding so tightly to what we think is the right way.

What if we become more open with our own graciousness?

Domination, control and trauma response can always be tempered with open mindedness to try, just to see how another way might be better, or different or lead to a different path.

Staying curious, not rigid, flexible, open minded and in our heart helps to shift the generational stuckness and patterns that cause the chronic illnesses, the imbalances, the disharmony.

Spaciousness and calm create peace and safety for a child and for ourselves.

Creating this within our days, our thought forms and mental attitudes, combined with knowing who you really are, what you stand for and preserving the innocence and beauty of life only enhances who you are and the quality of life for the generations to come.