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Along the Way
Building Connections Despite Our Consitioning
Along the way, there are veils to our visions of what comes next; I like to think that everything would come easily every day. Many of us have conditioning that influences and sometimes determines our reactions. It can be challenging to even recognize that we are having certain thoughts or that we are getting in our own way. Some say thoughts become things, while others argue that thoughts are not real and should be allowed to exist and pass by. Maybe we can control how we feel from one moment to the next, and maybe sometimes we control nothing because of conditioning.
Have you examined your conditioning? Where you came from? The parts of you that are truly you, or perhaps those made up of things you do to survive societal pressures, family, friends, or the workplace? Maybe some decisions you make are solely because you want to maintain your various identities. Don't we have more than one? You are not simply your gender but also many other roles like a parent, child, sibling, or perhaps defined by your ethnicity or religion.
Examining these identities further can help us find pathways to better understand how we think, feel, and react to others. We can find common areas to build bridges and create ways to peace. Sometimes we have to take it to the most extreme degree and say, "They have a heart and so do I" to find the bridge of connection.
Women's History Month
Duties
Expectations of healing others seem to be part of who we are as women. I know it is common to explore the why for many of us as healers, mothers and teachers. You may be one or all three. I don't know who will stumble upon my thoughts here; maybe it is the first time you've thought of your role as a healer and what is expected of you, or perhaps you have thought it out into a dissertation or a book. Here I am thinking of my role as a healer and a teacher, and I decided to open my business as a Pellowah and Reiki healer after many years of waiting to permit myself.
Simultaneously, I thought it would be good to teach as a substitute teacher. I have faced violence, angry words, illness, poverty, sexual harassment from the children in my first week. I saw it embedded in the boys' implicit misogyny, and when I brought up women's month, I was bombarded by boys asking why there isn't a Men's month.
The school's idea is that I am to accept the violence etc. and call security, so I did. It echoed the training I have experienced from professionals and other women my whole life, "just call security."
According to NPR and other educational professionals, behavioural issues are at an all-time high in our post quarantine world. Therefore, I believe that institutional sexism and misogyny is something to contemplate.
As this piece is my first blog entry, I do not know how long I want to make this. However, I want to point out that as a woman, I know I have been trained to put others first and not to put myself first or make space for my healing. Therefore, my empathy will affect all teachers and educators experiencing a violent work environment.
And yes, of course, I believe a Pellowah or Reiki session will help you repair from the despair if you have it, and if not, I believe it will help you re-energize.
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