Imagine a little baby is born. This child is human in every way a human can be human. But from the start of their life, they're told, ''You're a robot, you don't have real feelings, you were built to serve society.''
So this baby grows up not thinking they're human, they play their role in society, and don't learn how to trust or even acknowledge their real feelings.
But my question, my little sprouts, does this make them any less human? Is this child that has grown up convinced they're something they're not, any less human than someone else?
You, as a shifter, have grown up in a society that forces you to act certain ways, to feel certain ways, to be the person they want you to be. But no matter how deeply rooted those feelings are, no matter how strongly you feel like you have to fit into that certain box, you still are, at your roots, an awareness. Nothing will ever change that.
Your purpose in existing is to shift, to experience things, to be. And a life can affect you very deeply, it can shape you even. But it will never take away your core. You are not this life, you are not this experience, you are not even this body or mind. You might be aware of it, yes, but that does not mean that you are stuck to it.
It's important to separate yourself from the role you play here. You can absolutely love this life, you can be so invested in it, and deeply care for your self, or the people here, but to know that you can be yourself here, and someone else in another place? It helps you realise that this life only gets the meaning you give to it.
This life here felt like a hurricane until I started seeing it for what it was. Just an experience, a chapter, a choice. I promise you, shifting will give you so much freedom and control. Life doesn't feel as heavy if you can decide where to go, and when to leave💚