Resonating Through Shared Humanity: Embracing Altruism - Prioritising Family and Compassion in a Pressured World

Inner Sanctum

8 Jan

This is where the magic happens. Or at least the awkward self-reflection.

For those feeling overwhelmed by external pressures.

Honestly, fuck that pressure that is forced onto people. What really matters is this: put yourself in a position for family to be the most important. Bring value to the world without harming people to the best of your ability. And should you harm someone, find ways to right those wrongs, for life is a deeply visceral experience for all. It is not the kind of thing you hope for in repayment; it is altruistic gifts given and created for the universe of people around you and beyond you. Your creations, your craft, your joy, and vulnerable humanity are something that many will not understand, and that is okay. They feel the physical, emotional, and cultural wounds of this world as literal scars, still throbbing and bleeding openly. The more compassion and love-generating things you can give them, the greater the salve, even if they see it with suspicion and hoard it like a scarce resource. They may even fight against it, love seen as a threat to them as it has not been afforded to them throughout a hard life. Allow their flows of fear to land without remorse and continue the path of giving without wounding your ego. It is not about your ego, young child; it is about the world we create through an altruistic offering. It is hard to put into words the difference you have made to the lives of others. Once an offering is released, it is not mandated nor guaranteed that the words and tools created for the world will not be used antithetically to their intended nature, and that is also fine. The fear of the person will have them use all tools to survive threats to them. The more you can create goodness, the greater the light that will radiate forth. So create, young one! Create without remorse or self-constraint; allow this to pour from every part of your body into the world to make the difference that only you can make. This is not self-aggrandising; it is truth. There is only one you with your life experiences, and even if there were more, you are the one who shares for the benefit of all. That is what you can do: bring love to the world.

“The more you can create goodness, the greater the light that will radiate forth.”