Thank you Rebecca, for me your article speaks truth. I just left a job and a team of wonderful human beeings, because enonomic pressure has led the company to return to command & control. My body knew long before my mind. Now feel the releive.
I appreciate you naming this. The body often registers shifts in coherence long before we can articulate them. Thank you for sharing your experience here.
feeling appreciation for situations where "openness" is called out, but the body knows its not really safe ... and how congruence between words and gesture/action builds trust [and individuation] over. I lived in a zen community for 3 years and often there was a palpable feeling of love or trust because we all agreed to own our responses to life and 'just do the practice'. Thanks Rebecca.
I read this slowly, tracking what my body did as much as what my mind understood.
The line between care and control is something I’ve been learning to feel, not think.
When power is shared, my body softens. When it isn’t, it knows.
This articulated something I’ve been living into quietly. 💙🌎🌳
I love how you named that. The body feels it before the mind understands. Thank you for reading with such deep listening.
Thank you Rebecca, for me your article speaks truth. I just left a job and a team of wonderful human beeings, because enonomic pressure has led the company to return to command & control. My body knew long before my mind. Now feel the releive.
Stay save, Rudi
I appreciate you naming this. The body often registers shifts in coherence long before we can articulate them. Thank you for sharing your experience here.
feeling appreciation for situations where "openness" is called out, but the body knows its not really safe ... and how congruence between words and gesture/action builds trust [and individuation] over. I lived in a zen community for 3 years and often there was a palpable feeling of love or trust because we all agreed to own our responses to life and 'just do the practice'. Thanks Rebecca.
I appreciate you sharing this. That alignment between language and action is what allows trust — and individuation — to deepen over time.