Justice

Within each of us, there exists a profound connection to the stream of life, a current that flows with humility and without pretensions. Sometimes, we tend to believe that the world is in our hands, as if we were capable of annihilating it or saving it at our whim. But in reality, we are all immersed in this current, following its course.

This understanding leads us to leave behind arrogance and conceit, to recognize that we are not the directors of this Grand Work; we are participants, navigating its waters with respect and gratitude.

When we find ourselves in situations of violence, it is natural for primal emotions like fear and anger to arise as a survival response. However, when we fall into an escalation of violence, we are no longer experiencing these emotions authentically but being carried away by automatic responses that belong to the family unconscious.

Your automatic response may manifest as a desire for revenge or blaming the other always. Often, it is easier to mimic our ancestors than to be in the present and act from an adult place. Living from the adult self entails taking responsibility for our actions and emotions without blaming others.

Today, your ancestors make a deep call to the release of these negative feelings, which brings you to the present and allows you to make decisions based on the wisdom of the adult, not automatic reactions. So, when you find yourself facing someone you feel has harmed you, you can say, "I acknowledge your humanity, as well as my own. I leave behind the need for revenge and open my heart to understanding and forgiveness. In this balance, I find my power and peace."

May this understanding guide you toward a life in which humility, awareness, and love flourish in every interaction.