What Not to Forget When Things Are Tough

As a political commentator and a person, I know this week has been a very tough one for anyone following what’s been happening in Palestine.

That is, including myself.

As I admit to you in my video, even I, the person who preaches about the importance of self-care and being mindful of our mental health, failed at many things this week.

Hence, this reminder is very needed — and I talk about something very practical and truly very small.

Please take care of yourself – for yourself and for the world.

Be an active participant in your own life ❤️

Justina

PS. What I forgot to mention in it is that – in addition to movement and connection – crying is an excellent way to release that stress, so if those tears are coming, remind yourself that that’s literally what your body needs.


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My name is Justina

As a political commentator who talks about different forms and systems of external oppression, I’m also interested in my own personal transformation.

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