Instead of “Sorry” say “Thank you”
Growing up, I knew my place in the world. I said please and thank you, and I apologized for any possible misstep.
Walking through a grocery store, my mom would pull me to the side to let other people pass. As I stepped out of the way, I would lower my head and say, "Sorry."
I didn't want to be a burden. I didn't want to be an inconvenience. I was taught to not take up space.
"Sorry" was my go-to response in many situations.
Lee Harris Immersion!
Over the past few weeks, I've been immersing myself in the work of Lee Harris.
I listened to his audiobook, The Future Human, to prepare for the July book study in Lafayette. Then I had the opportunity to attend his event, The Oneness Experience, at the Boulder Theater. Together, these experiences left me feeling hopeful, connected, and open to the infinite possibilities before us.
If you're not familiar with Lee Harris, he is an intuitive and channeler from the UK who spent several years living in Boulder, CO. I appreciate his continued connection with our community. Lee’s channeling shares messages from his guides, the Zs, who offer perspectives on personal growth, humanity's evolution, and the energetic shifts occurring around us.