Week Three · Day Two introduces the supportive virtue of Boundaried Empathy the practice of caring deeply while remaining rooted in one’s own limits.
Following yesterday’s reflection on discernment with compassionate understanding, this episode explores how empathy can become exhausting when it lacks boundaries, and how boundaries can become harsh when empathy is missing. Boundaried empathy allows us to stay connected without self-abandonment and to respond with care without taking on what is not ours to carry.
Set within the Yule season of personal catabasis, this gentle conversation invites listeners to reconsider what healthy empathy actually feels like in the body, mind, and relationships.
Thoughtful questions and one simple, doable action are offered to support steadiness, clarity, and self-trust.
Listeners are warmly invited to continue walking this season of reflection and lived wisdom at CrowsCupboard.com, an intentional digital community rooted in balance, harmony, and reciprocity.
The week deepens.
The edges soften.
Jessica Rey
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