Much holiday
dread seems to come from the fear of having to play roles that no longer
fit. That in being with our family of
origin we have to play the role they expected of us. That in spite of all of our personal growth
and development as adults since leaving our homes, some of us are still treated
as the same younger person we were when we left. Marianne Williamson writes, “Your
playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about
shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you.” Allow yourself to be yourself. This is leading by example. We can be honest and respectful. In so doing
we gives others permission to be themselves.
This is the nature of truly intimate relations.
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