Lael Stone

And it is safe and it is okay to be in that space.

It's, yeah, it's...

It sounds like such divine healing.

And sometimes it just happens when the time is right, isn't it?

All timing, yeah.

Timing is big.

Coming back to the boundary sink, did you have like a lack of boundaries growing up?

I mean, I'm imagining too, if you were playing that role in your family.

And did that then put you into, I mean, being very capable of

But was there big people-pleasing elements for you or where did the boundaries turn up?

Before they kind of got locked in, where was it really tricky for you?

And I think you strike on a really powerful point.

I think we need to look bigger than where we are just now.

And, you know, that's a lot of what I do in this work of what was modeled to us by our mothers and our grandmothers.

And as you say, the lineage of women in our families, and we have to remember, yeah, they were living in war times.

They were living in times where they were just trying to keep food on the table.

And, you know, there was also, again, our society and our culture was all about how it all looks on the outside and what other people think and all those kind of things.

Like they were really strong currents that ran through.

And they still are though.

They are.