Trespassing on Your Own Land
Authentic power feels like trespassing until you realise you're walking on your own land. The discomfort of proceeding without permission isn't resistance—it's the precise sensation of authority returning to its rightful owner. Most people mistake this unease for wrongdoing, retreating to seek validation they never needed. They perform their healing to avoid the consequence of being healed, pronouncing 'integration' when they mean paralysis. True leadership emerges not from being above others, but from refusing to lower yourself. People don't follow your steps—they follow your stance, drawn by the gravity of someone who won't abandon their principles when no one's watching.