SUZY’S BLOG

I’m grateful for the time we have together, for getting to know each other through our capacities and vulnerabilities. Grateful that you share yourselves so openly and honestly, allowing us to grow our collective inner knowing as we remember who and what we have always been.

I have had such a huge influx of questions from parents about their children’s increased frustration, overwhelm and anger, that I just had to address it as a blog. Please remember that for just about every adult on this planet, the last few years have been a tad bit stressful. Just like any of us, children have different levels of resilience when it comes to managing stress. The way children manage stress is a learned behavior. Therefore your parents taught you their means of dealing with stress and unless integrated, you in turn taught that to your children.

It’s easy to get pulled by the outside world, especially when it is as odd and loud as it is right now. Talk about a mixed-up illusion. We can get pulled by the sheer volume of the information and the drama of it. The human part of us loves a drama. It gives us a hit, like a drug and most people on this planet only know drama, to one degree or another, so the energy is very familiar. From that vantage point it can oddly make us feel alive.

Let’s begin at the beginning. It’s important that you each realize that what appears to divide you, internally or externally, is not YOU. That which divides is actually another energy all together. It does not belong to your truth, although you may have been convinced by it that it does. There are two families on this planet. One of fear and one of love. Fear separates and love consistently reminds you of your truth.  Fear divides and love unifies. It’s as simple as that!

There are multiple realities that co-exist at any given time. How we experience our reality has everything to do with the lens that we see through. Our lens is primarily created by others and in no way represents the unique beings that we each are, or our full capacity. We are not here to be someone else. We are here to remember the gift of our own being and how we can contribute to the well-being of all.