Hillary McVeigh

I think I even like, I don't even know if I parked properly.

I just literally jumped out of my car to help her up.

And another man as well did the same thing.

He was like walking on the other side of the road and he ran across the road.

And then as we approached the woman, we were really close to like picking her up.

She said, no, no, no, no, no.

Like, don't touch me.

Don't go anywhere near me.

Because she was afraid that maybe...

We were strangers to her and she was afraid of COVID.

She was afraid that, you know, this is the consciousness of the time.

Like it was actually kind of crazy to think about it now, but she was so afraid of like people she didn't know coming up to her, even though neither of us, I'm assuming neither of us, I didn't have COVID, but she didn't want us to come anywhere near her.

Totally respected that.

And then eventually she did need us to help her get up.

But what that was a message for me was that we always do and give something

from what we feel is right now the consciousness that I was in was I go help her I go help her and it's not up for me to say oh silly for not letting us pick you up or judging her for not taking that or thinking that I needed to control or doubting myself of like why did I try to help her no the consciousness of the light would go and want to support someone

And this has got me thinking about when we share on Instagram or you share on the podcast or you're sharing your work.

If you are worrying about how it's going to be received from another, if you're going to be worrying how it's going to happen, you just won't do it.

Like if I would know that she wouldn't want, obviously I then learned that and I respected that.

But if it actually came to what is the highest action here, it's to go and help.