very unnatural ride

We’re try­ing to func­tion nor­mal­ly in the world with the same ner­vous sys­tems we had 50,000 years ago. 

And ba­si­cal­ly no one feels right about it. 

We’ve made civ­i­lized life near­ly in­tol­er­a­ble for our­selves and I think it’s bi­o­log­i­cal­ly un­der­stand­able to want to get off this very un­nat­ur­al ride at times. 

If you feel trapped or like dy­ing, a part of you prob­a­bly DOES have to die—some thing you’ve been do­ing again and again that isn’t good or right or healthy for the most prim­i­tive parts of you, and you have to fa­cil­i­tate it get­ting gone, done, let go. 

And then the parts of you that want to live, even if you can’t feel them yet, have room to grow. 

If you can tol­er­ate death force en­er­gy, it will al­ways give way to life force energy. 

It’s nature’s law. Sup­port your­self, sup­port each other.
 
 

—ruby roth

Flom­mist Ruby Roth is an artist, de­sign­er, cre­ative strate­gist, and the au­thor-il­lus­tra­tor of four lead­ing books for kids. Her work has been fea­tured on To­day, CNN, FOX, NBC, ABC News, and oth­er ma­jor me­dia out­lets. Copy­right © 2018 Ruby Roth.‬

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