🌿 What “Return” Looks Like in Daily Life

🌱 Not perfection, but practice

Returning doesn’t mean never judging, never fearing, never slipping back. It means noticing when we do, and choosing again—with compassion—to realign.

🌱 Wrestling with ourselves gently

We wrestle with our own scarcity fears, ego, and reflex to rank. The wrestling itself is growth, when done without self-condemnation.

🌱 Shifting the measure of worth

Instead of asking “Am I enough compared to others?”, we practice asking “Am I aligned with my truer nature right now?”

🌱 Compassion as the compass

Both for ourselves and others. When we fail, we don’t punish; we learn. When others stumble, we don’t rank; we recognize the shared human struggle.

🌱Small, real choices

• Pausing before reacting in anger.

• Choosing rest over overwork.

• Thanking the earth for a meal.

• Listening deeply instead of preparing a defense.

  
  

These are returns.

💫In short: Returning to ourselves isn’t about becoming perfect. It’s about staying in the struggle—with compassion—so that step by step, we live closer to our truer nature.