Be at peace with what is. No hurry,, no worry. We are here now, watching over each other, being with each other, in love with one another 🙏

As Mark invited us to post on here, I want to take that next moment and share what comes through. The peaceful path is a journey, as triggers arise and we are challenged to be clean and pure with our message. People often feel our intention as we are all connected. That may happens unconsciously more of the time, though through practicing mindlessness, we see more and more of our unconscious become conscious. Marks reflections make me go deep. I love that as I always have been questioning myself, my origins and being. I am giving my best to be for giving and am very grateful being here. I like to keep it short and on point so we all can keep going with our lives. I still want to thank you for taking time to read these lines. You are loved, always. Jarne 💜🌍🙏

Sharing with permission from the lovely @Mark Lawrence ❤️ Valentine’s Day Special Training — Understanding & Preventing Coercive Control Valentine’s Day often highlights love and connection. We’re choosing to also look honestly at how control, coercion, and harm can hide inside relationships. Love should never require fear, compliance, or self-erasure ❤️ On Saturday 14th February, we are honoured to host the brilliant @Serena DAfree from DAfree Awareness Movement for two tailored sessions — one for trauma survivors and one for therapists/counsellor and coaches. Duration 1 hour, and will be recorded. Live attendance is open to all members. 💜 Trauma Survivor / Peer Support Community Join for free here: Trauma Healing Community VTT 🕑 2pm UK time (check your calendar for local time) Understanding & Preventing Coercive Control We will explore: • what coercive control is and why it can be invisible • how patterns of control create trauma over time• how it appears beyond romantic relationships • the impact on the nervous system, identity & safety• red flags and gentle awareness By the end, you’ll: • recognise coercive control as a pattern, not a single event • understand how harm can exist without physical violence • gain language for experiences that are often hard to name• leave with a more compassionate lens for yourself and others 🌿 Therapist Community (for therapists, counsellors and coaches) Join for free here: Therapist Community TPS 🕓 4pm UK time (check your calendar for local time) Coercive Control Explained for Therapists: Why it Matters We will explore: • foundations of domestic abuse & coercive control • historical, legal & human rights perspectives • impacts on survivors • how coercive control presents in therapeutic work

Cuz why not? Cuz of this post.

If you have enough self love in your heart, please give a little of it away to others today ❤️🙏