🤷🏻 🍒 What does freedom mean if I still need everybody else to agree with me⁉️🤷🏻‍♀️ 👂🏼🗣️‼️ In the work that we do here, listening is one of the main ingredients to creating cooperation and cohesion both within ourselves and within groups of people. 🥰 This opens up the path to collective wisdom where we all get to hold our beliefs, loosely and honor the beliefs and views of others, and through this process, possibly coming to a more sustainable and working solution for everybody. 🤗❤️‍🔥 We are not islands. We are interdependent as hell. 🌎 💪🏼‼️ To me, real freedom takes work. It takes self-responsibility. It takes being able to listen without losing myself, disagree without dehumanizing somebody, and stay curious without becoming gullible. I love the idea of freedom♥️. Peace☮️. Independence💥. But none of those things are something I can force into existence—inside myself or out in the world. The minute I’m trying to make you think like me, I’m not really practicing freedom. I’m just dressing up control in better language. 😬 So… where are you asking for freedom while still trying to control the room?

Hey Fam, I made a short clip yesterday about what it means to truly give ourselves unconditional love. As we heal, reunite and integrate all aspects of self, we become one and can embody the divine essence. It is who you are, beneath the layers and conditioning, that holds a precious gift waiting to be discovered and shared with the world. This is WHY I do what I do.... 'Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it.' - Rumi P.S. - Don't mind my energy here... yesterday was an intense day, but wanted to be sure I got the message, I was called to share, out. @James Humecky Thank you for challenging me to record and share this message. Wishing you PEACE, LOVE, HEALING & HARMONY! Yes You Can, Dana✨🤍🌹🖤✨

If you celebrating, happy celebrations. Have a wonderful day!🎆💫💖 Whilst I don't celebrate, I thought I would just continue with my birthday celebration today! Taking time to enjoy a walk in the mini forest where I am house sitting, a long bubble bath tonight to look forward to and some time to spend in gratitude, long conversations with the pup here and presence. Sounds like a perfect day of gentle pleasure for me! So if you are celebrating the 4th of July how are you celebrating?

I wanted to post this upcoming video by Carl Jung on Sexual Sovereignty. And without offending others it would be great if each person took the time to watch this clear and deep understanding of what Sacred means. Not pleasure not lets do it again but to truly understand our own sovereignty and why sex and how sex can be used by all of us as a means of growth, not addiction, not using it as an escape, and definitely not using it to harm anyone we may engage with. And surely we can discuss what Jung was talking about with respect to SEXUAL SOVEREIGNTY. In the video he is very clear about what is SEXUAL FASTING and how we can use it to heal ourselves as long as we do not spill the seed. Enjoy, embrace the in-depth look at what Carl Jung has to share with us. This video changed my way of looking at sexuality. https://youtu.be/UeYR9W_y81c?si=j_tQWx5u1HKfb8YI

There's a particular ache that comes with growth: the moment you realize the people closest to you aren't walking your exact path, and some part of you longs for a mirror, someone who can meet you fully in what you're seeing. That longing is real. But loving yourself on this journey doesn't require the people around you to catch up to you first. It asks something harder: to hold your own ground without needing them to stand on it too. You can witness someone still wrapped in guilt or doubt without absorbing their weight, and without dimming your own light to make the room feel even. Watch, too, for the quiet trap of feeling above rather than simply ahead; the ego is skilled at wearing spiritual clothing. True connection was never about sameness. It's about presence. Someone doesn't need to understand your becoming to still be worth sitting beside in the sunset. Some of the loneliness may stay. Let it sit alongside a full life, held rather than fixed. That, too, is part of coming home to yourself. -The Corporate Alchemist