8-03-24 "Afraid to be seen"- post from another source

This is a post in reply to the above title and is my view. This is not a complete opinion because I am always looking for a different perspective of what I am witnessing or observing, from a soul level. 

3 mins and I am going to stop it here. This is not out of disrespect, but the fact being "seen" is trauma-related at the core, from birth to now. This includes ancestors and I find even the most helpful psychic, intuitive, channels and healers are creating trauma in the very people that are looking for help. Along with this distortion of that, we need to be seen, that we have no value because we don't want to be on every social platform out there, that is not the point of being a spirit in human form. 

We came from love and we will return to love. Being seen is a need for validation that you exist, you exist because see yourself in the mirror. I am that I am. 

Until people challenge the core beliefs and behaviors of what is right for themselves and undo the program that you are less than the source itself embodied as love, playing a part in a grander story for the soul to learn. This requires constant listening to your own dialog and that may not be yours if intuitive, empathic, or other things that exist. 

I find that there are a lot of people telling others it is this or that, for the person questioning when the question should be turned around and asked of yourself? Like is this learn, taught, social, family, I said to myself, cultural and what is my soul learning! This concept is 

complex that involves investigating who am I on a soul level and what is soul, spirit.. etc... 

This is not as simple as one video, it's years of self-reflection and inquiry. If you were trained and taught from birth to now, on gifts and abilities with love, kindness, compassion, respect, and your mind, we live in a very different world. To be a master you have to think like a master teacher. If everything is the source and has just been labeled as this or that, you're missing the point, and is a judgment that it is not source.