I’ve been troubled by the recent escalation of violence, my loves. Not simply for the gravity of action itself, but likewise for the polarization created in its aftermath.

Like the wake of a boat, it divides even the most tumultuous of sea – with white capped rage, rising to fear’s place.

And yet, always following there is a sense of calm, as the waters retreat to their natural state. Because, even the most violent of ‘waves’ knows it’s longing.

Humanity is much like the ocean, my loves. Though, at times, divided – it is ultimately connected in service to all. It is our true source, without which – we’d fail to survive.

Senator Robert Kennedy once spoke to the irony of our fellow man “with whom we share a city, but not a community; men bound to us in common dwelling, but not in common effort.” He spoke of a shared common fear, resulting in the impulse to meet disagreement with force.

Though, I am compelled to ask – how has this force dared to serve us?

My darlings, I’m hopeful today we might reflect upon these words; that they may offer pause in the place of a ‘knee jerk’ reaction.

Only then, may our hearts be returned to unity.

In peace, my loves…

Namaste ❤️