I resonate with this line of thought. In my inner world I see it as mothering myself or fathering myself. When I'm welcoming my emotions and being gentle with my experience I see it as a tender mother supporting my process with a hand on my shoulder and whispering: "there is no rush". And then there are times when calling myself out from a place of empowerment is needed. Hearing the truth of the moment, no matter how uncomfortable it may be. Both moves are for me beautiful acts of love.
I resonate with this line of thought. In my inner world I see it as mothering myself or fathering myself. When I'm welcoming my emotions and being gentle with my experience I see it as a tender mother supporting my process with a hand on my shoulder and whispering: "there is no rush". And then there are times when calling myself out from a place of empowerment is needed. Hearing the truth of the moment, no matter how uncomfortable it may be. Both moves are for me beautiful acts of love.