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negotiating from a place of Love does help it turns out.

daniyyz [10:08 AM] tell me more

marqpdx [10:08 AM] seeing everyone’s hurt, seeing how that leads to anger, seeing how that leads to lashing out...

[10:09]
being spacious enough in Love to simply be present to all the facets of these volatile moments, these storms of feelings and surgings of chemicals and emotions...

[10:09]
just to see the wounds, the soul’s need to ‘defend itself’ in the face of overwhelm...

[10:10]
and to love it all, not by loving each part, but by cradling it w/ an embrace of Love that is simply much much bigger than the scale of the upset.

[10:10]
that’s a key bit actually, not having to “love” each detail, that’s not needed, just Love it all in whatever container we are considering, a trauma or a resentment or a loss or whatever...

[10:11]
b/c requiring ourselves to Love each detail, while noble, is also folly in one way, it meets like w/ like, time-bound trauma w/ time-bound balm.

[10:12]
rather, simply bring, and be Love, envelop it all w/ Love, imbue it with Love, breathe Love in and out, and it changes the nature of the boundaries and substance of the conflict.

[10:13]
obv i am only so skilled at it to be able to take on small scale projects, but as i learn more, and as we team up, we can tackle bigger hurts in time-busting ways.


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