intentional society feels like
It's the feeling you get when you dare to open yourself up and share vulnerably with someone else. They listen to you, they see you, they get you, and they reflect back what they understand and what relevant things awaken in them because of it. You learn more about yourself
It's the feeling you get when you dare to open yourself up and share vulnerably with someone else. They listen to you, they see you, they get you, and they reflect back what they understand and what relevant things awaken in them because of it. You learn more about yourself as you hear through their lens and listen to their reflection of you. You get to see the care and compassion they have toward a part of yourself that you have tried to push down, stamp out, control. You feel compassion towards yourself, and step towards healing and loving and accepting and integrating all of yourself. It's
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