There are no words to tack on to this. Thank you for sharing and for healing. Whatever way you opened up for others with this much grace and conviction I know will become a way others can follow.
Where are the words when they are needed? As a man, I cannot feel what you experienced. It’s a unique horror. But as a human who has experienced other kinds of unique horrors, I can empathize, I can pray for renewed peace and joy for you, and I can have faith in the resilience of the human spirit.
I think you just gave an important key that I wish more people knew. We don’t need to know the exact flavors of each others pain. It’s enough to sit together and listen to each other and be there as a witness. Thank you for your love and prayers. ❤️
There are those who want to tear us all apart, to build walls, and to tells us the chasms between us are too broad to bridge. It is not true. We share a common humanity and I personally have shared pain and joy with people from all around the world. Tears and laughter have no boundaries. We are the human family.
I found a channel on YouTube where tribal people (from the subcontinent) listen to music from artists in the West and react to it. The idea at first seems so preposterous that it is laughable. Then the reactions begin. How does it make you feel? What do you think she meant? The questions are interesting, but the answers are amazing. Much of what they say is intuitive, as they interpret facial expressions and tone of voice with almost the same words I would use. It’s almost breathtaking to see our human family understanding each other across so many barriers and boundaries. Here is a link to them discussing the Johnny Cash song Hurt: https://youtu.be/O-qlUBLKt_4
There are no words to tack on to this. Thank you for sharing and for healing. Whatever way you opened up for others with this much grace and conviction I know will become a way others can follow.
Thank you for believing in me and this way. ❤️
Thank you for being so clearly someone easy to believe in, and for being brave enough to follow with faith, you own way.
“Listen without judgment. Believe them.
Tell your story to empower others.
Keep using your voice to speak out.
I assure you, People will be uncomfortable.
They should be uncomfortable!
Don't let that silence you.
Raise hell until everybody listens.”
Wow. Thank you for sharing your story, sister. Thank you for speaking out.
I’m so sorry you’ve had to live that nightmare. I’m so proud of you for all the healing you’ve done. And a deep bow to your courage to speak up.
I’m sure Patty would be proud. You’re a hell-raiser-with-love and I love that about you. 💗💪🏼
May your story wake up those who need to wake up and comfort those who need comforted.
She is proud!! Thank you for standing with me!
Where are the words when they are needed? As a man, I cannot feel what you experienced. It’s a unique horror. But as a human who has experienced other kinds of unique horrors, I can empathize, I can pray for renewed peace and joy for you, and I can have faith in the resilience of the human spirit.
I think you just gave an important key that I wish more people knew. We don’t need to know the exact flavors of each others pain. It’s enough to sit together and listen to each other and be there as a witness. Thank you for your love and prayers. ❤️
There are those who want to tear us all apart, to build walls, and to tells us the chasms between us are too broad to bridge. It is not true. We share a common humanity and I personally have shared pain and joy with people from all around the world. Tears and laughter have no boundaries. We are the human family.
I found a channel on YouTube where tribal people (from the subcontinent) listen to music from artists in the West and react to it. The idea at first seems so preposterous that it is laughable. Then the reactions begin. How does it make you feel? What do you think she meant? The questions are interesting, but the answers are amazing. Much of what they say is intuitive, as they interpret facial expressions and tone of voice with almost the same words I would use. It’s almost breathtaking to see our human family understanding each other across so many barriers and boundaries. Here is a link to them discussing the Johnny Cash song Hurt: https://youtu.be/O-qlUBLKt_4
Enjoy!