The Death of Nuance is the Death of Our Humanity

Every single person is both human and divine.⁠
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…Operating from heart and from ego.⁠
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Every single person will radiate light and act out their shadow.⁠
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… Sometimes ecstatic and sometimes miserable.⁠
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Every single person has moments in total alignment and moments completely out of integrity.⁠
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… Balancing their individual experience with the collective.⁠
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This is the human experience.⁠
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🔸 Can we please give permission to it? 🔸⁠
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There are so many teachers I have who I sometimes agree with and sometimes don’t.⁠
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Thank God.⁠
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I still hold every lesson they have taught me as sacred.⁠
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There are many clients of mine who I sometimes agree with and sometimes don’t.⁠
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I hope that they still receive what they need even when my opinion differs.⁠
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There are days I am super disembodied.⁠
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And I’m an Embodiment teacher.⁠
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Does that mean I should be canceled or called out?⁠
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Does that mean I cannot change my clients lives?⁠
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Does that mean I should just give up?⁠
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No, the human experience is a dance between dualities.⁠
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It is a beautiful ebb and flow between divinity and humanity.⁠
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Between being a total ass and a pure fucking angel.⁠
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Between being so fucking connected and absolutely disconnected.⁠
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We are imprisoning each other (and therefore ourselves) in a cage of perfectionism and impossible standards.⁠
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And instead of it inspiring impeccability and integrity, it breeds fear, disrespect and cancel culture.⁠
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Our Human Experience is Holy.⁠
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If we kill our ability to hold this nuance, we are killing anyone’s right to have a human experience.⁠
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And I am not ok with that.⁠