Ronit - I write now feeling tender and raw. You pierced me, and I feel shaken. Although I have heard/read your story many times, this morning I felt your aliveness to the pain of the world and your own like I haven't before. You are speaking to a universal pain, and my own, and our capacity to experience deep meaning and purpose - "wisdom in our wounds" and not just the flailing inside the pain. Over the years you have helped me experience this wisdom in states. Your embodiment of your why behind the pain moves me to embody mine.
I also felt something new for me - your commitment to take things to their death. Yes, in this case the literal, but in so many other ways I experience you all-in, facing everything head on amidst the excruciating experience, and landing somewhere in truth. I have this quality in me, just underdeveloped.
I don't know how in this moment to express all that I'm feeling, but I wanted to just share what I can. Pain is present, and also a calm. I feel a history of deep sadness, and also joy (a baby just passed me in a stroller screeching and giggling, and the trees in front of me are so beautiful!). Just allowing it all to be. Love you!
Ica pointed me to your letters, and I've been reading them all with wholehearted curiosity and excitement. I've found myself on the edge of my chair, feeling that you're building up to something really important and essential for us as humanity - and yet not quite getting there until now.
With everything that you've been sharing, I've had this internal agreement: "Yes, yes, yes! That is pointing exactly to where we need to focus our efforts and attention!"
Yet until now it feels to me like the preface to a really profound and important message that hasn't quite been unfolded. The actual core insights and necessary awareness and posture and most importantly the practical implications for us to navigate this time have been hinted at, but not fully revealed, yet.
I understand you are building an arch and a certain narrative that intentionally creates this tension. So all I want to express is that I eagerly await the following transmissions and engage my patience as I hold the premonition that you are pointing your finger towards a moon that I, and probably many in your audience, are seeing as well and look forward to you putting words to what can ultimately not be named.
Jonathan, it’s so good to receive your perspective. I truly appreciate your thoughtful and meaningful share. My intention is simple: to offer what I’ve gathered over four decades of working with individuals, families, groups, and organizations. My hope is to weave these insights together in one place—so that they might be of service to whomever is ready to receive them. There are many more letters coming as there are many threads that need to be woven together. And yes, my challenge is to create the arc that would best fulfill my intention. I am gratified that they are landing on you and in the way that captures your curiosity and attention. Thank you!
Hi Jonathan! I'm Dazia and I've been reading the Dear Future Human letters every week feeling the same eagerness and build up you mentioned. There's been interest in hosting an online conversation for those who want to explore the content of these letters, resources, and reflections more deeply with Ronit. If enough people are interested, would you like to be part of a first discussion? If so, I will send you a direct message to coordinate.
Dear Dazia, Apologies for my delayed reply! Yes, I'd be curious to explore that possibility! Please keep me in the loop and reach out to coordinate a first discussion! Thank you!
Beautiful. There is sense in suffering if we allow it to guide us. It’s interesting to know how we all got to where we are now. Thank you for sharing. ❤️
Lynnda, we are wired to avoid pain and discomfort. While understandable in the physical world, as we need to protect our bodies from harm to survive, it's extremely detrimental to us in the emotional world. Our pain and discomfort are signals, a compass for our souls, alerting us to pay attention--something is out of alignment. When we numb or ignore it, we miss the deeper message to course correct and move closer to our north star. We need to develop the awareness for the gifts hidden within our pain and the emotional tolerance to stay present with that pain long enough to receive those gifts.
Thank you for letting us into your personal story! I feel that your story and the truths that were revealed to you are keystones to healing and living a meaningful life. A few lines in particular rocked my body. They were:
"There was always an “us in me.”
"The pain had a purpose. My suffering was not a curse—it was a calling."
"I was connected to suffering—but from a place of awareness, not helplessness."
I am still arriving at fully embodying these same inner truths and insights. What would it look like if I lived my life also with an "us in me"? What would it feel like to consistently relate to my suffering from a place of awareness not helplessness? What is the bellowing calling that is birthed from the pain inside me? I am living into these questions. I would love to hear from others how they relate to this letter and these questions as well.
Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing your story with us. This took courage. But I know that I can relate. We're so blessed to have you with us on this planet/in this time.
Ronit, this touched me so deeply…WOW. The way you described that moment on the bus—the knowing that we’re all the same essence—gave me chills! The pain, the sensitivity, the weight of feeling it all… and then turning it into purpose. It’s absolutely breathtaking.
Your story puts words to something I feel and know in my core. But honestly, I struggle to live from that place consistently. I sense it in moments, but in the noise/distractions of everyday life, I forget. I unconsciously slip into old patterns of protection, resistance, projection and disconnection…even when my heart longs to stay open.
I want to learn to embody that knowing more fully, to move through the world with clarity and feel more connected to myself and others.
Reading your story and your letters gives me hope that it’s possible, and reminds me that maybe I’m not as alone in this as I sometimes feel.
Thank you for letting us in and sharing your heart with such courage, honesty and care. I’m curious—how does it feel to share such a defining part of story so openly with the world?
Eda, It feels natural to reveal all that lives within me, because I am clear that we are not separate. I’m here to share my life—fully, openly, on every level. We are one. There is nothing to hide, and no one to hide from. Transparency, authenticity and care guide my curiosity and influence how I relate in the world. When I stay true to these principles, I feel deeply connected to something greater than myself and I feel free.
Ronit, when I first read your story some time ago, I felt a deeper understanding of you, and I didn’t feel so alone anymore. Your journey from deep empathy and pain to purposeful healing revealed a path I hadn’t fully embraced in myself. The way you transform personal pain into collective purpose is deeply moving. It reminded me that sensitivity is not a weakness, but a powerful gift. Thank you for showing how our wounds can become sources of wisdom and connection.
Hi Ronit, I read this letter two days ago and at first had no words to respond. What seemed like “only” a vulnerable, personal share carried something else that wasn’t obvious to me at first. This gave me pause. Yesterday, it opened up for me: if we all come from the same light, then we all have a distinct purpose and expression in this world. Yours became clear to you early in life, and has guided you since without fault. When it comes to the dear future humans to which your letters are directed, I read this account as a mandate to discover my own purpose, and to express it in the world. And not just as a general direction that so often is being talked about in articles and podcasts etc. Not just as an intellectual concept. But for real. Each of us is as unique as what you describe in your letter. And each of us is needed in their clearest expression to build this new world.
This so powerful I feel it should be the 1st letter. I remember you telling me your empath adventures on the bus as a child, but wow to rediscover you from this profound text magnifies my love, appreciation and respect for who you are. When I left my body in 2004 I also experienced the feeling of returning to my body on a personal and collective mission to heal self and world simultaneously. Thank Jah and the Ancestors for the supernatural intervention that prevented you from taking your Earthly being away from us! Yes, One Spirit, many Lights... oh we need to move these letters beyond text into a documentary/film, urgently, I love you so much!
Wow Ronit. I’m blown away… You bravely choose the decision to stay and now your tree’s branches are reaching out into the vast sky. And, you remain deeply rooted. 🙏🏾
I feel SO seen by your share. Reading your story brought me right back into my experiences as a child, feeling everything in everyone and not having the words for the swarm of emotions that overwhelmed me daily. The loneliness was there as well. I wonder how many of us feel/felt like this…
Seeing ourselves in each other feels like the unspoken word we should be applying to our lives daily. Keeping our humanity a priority feels like THE #1 lesson in living.
Ronit - I write now feeling tender and raw. You pierced me, and I feel shaken. Although I have heard/read your story many times, this morning I felt your aliveness to the pain of the world and your own like I haven't before. You are speaking to a universal pain, and my own, and our capacity to experience deep meaning and purpose - "wisdom in our wounds" and not just the flailing inside the pain. Over the years you have helped me experience this wisdom in states. Your embodiment of your why behind the pain moves me to embody mine.
I also felt something new for me - your commitment to take things to their death. Yes, in this case the literal, but in so many other ways I experience you all-in, facing everything head on amidst the excruciating experience, and landing somewhere in truth. I have this quality in me, just underdeveloped.
I don't know how in this moment to express all that I'm feeling, but I wanted to just share what I can. Pain is present, and also a calm. I feel a history of deep sadness, and also joy (a baby just passed me in a stroller screeching and giggling, and the trees in front of me are so beautiful!). Just allowing it all to be. Love you!
Dear Ronit,
Ica pointed me to your letters, and I've been reading them all with wholehearted curiosity and excitement. I've found myself on the edge of my chair, feeling that you're building up to something really important and essential for us as humanity - and yet not quite getting there until now.
With everything that you've been sharing, I've had this internal agreement: "Yes, yes, yes! That is pointing exactly to where we need to focus our efforts and attention!"
Yet until now it feels to me like the preface to a really profound and important message that hasn't quite been unfolded. The actual core insights and necessary awareness and posture and most importantly the practical implications for us to navigate this time have been hinted at, but not fully revealed, yet.
I understand you are building an arch and a certain narrative that intentionally creates this tension. So all I want to express is that I eagerly await the following transmissions and engage my patience as I hold the premonition that you are pointing your finger towards a moon that I, and probably many in your audience, are seeing as well and look forward to you putting words to what can ultimately not be named.
In appreciation and gratitude
Jonathan
Jonathan, it’s so good to receive your perspective. I truly appreciate your thoughtful and meaningful share. My intention is simple: to offer what I’ve gathered over four decades of working with individuals, families, groups, and organizations. My hope is to weave these insights together in one place—so that they might be of service to whomever is ready to receive them. There are many more letters coming as there are many threads that need to be woven together. And yes, my challenge is to create the arc that would best fulfill my intention. I am gratified that they are landing on you and in the way that captures your curiosity and attention. Thank you!
Hi Jonathan! I'm Dazia and I've been reading the Dear Future Human letters every week feeling the same eagerness and build up you mentioned. There's been interest in hosting an online conversation for those who want to explore the content of these letters, resources, and reflections more deeply with Ronit. If enough people are interested, would you like to be part of a first discussion? If so, I will send you a direct message to coordinate.
Dear Dazia, Apologies for my delayed reply! Yes, I'd be curious to explore that possibility! Please keep me in the loop and reach out to coordinate a first discussion! Thank you!
Beautiful. There is sense in suffering if we allow it to guide us. It’s interesting to know how we all got to where we are now. Thank you for sharing. ❤️
Lynnda, we are wired to avoid pain and discomfort. While understandable in the physical world, as we need to protect our bodies from harm to survive, it's extremely detrimental to us in the emotional world. Our pain and discomfort are signals, a compass for our souls, alerting us to pay attention--something is out of alignment. When we numb or ignore it, we miss the deeper message to course correct and move closer to our north star. We need to develop the awareness for the gifts hidden within our pain and the emotional tolerance to stay present with that pain long enough to receive those gifts.
Thank you for letting us into your personal story! I feel that your story and the truths that were revealed to you are keystones to healing and living a meaningful life. A few lines in particular rocked my body. They were:
"There was always an “us in me.”
"The pain had a purpose. My suffering was not a curse—it was a calling."
"I was connected to suffering—but from a place of awareness, not helplessness."
I am still arriving at fully embodying these same inner truths and insights. What would it look like if I lived my life also with an "us in me"? What would it feel like to consistently relate to my suffering from a place of awareness not helplessness? What is the bellowing calling that is birthed from the pain inside me? I am living into these questions. I would love to hear from others how they relate to this letter and these questions as well.
Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing your story with us. This took courage. But I know that I can relate. We're so blessed to have you with us on this planet/in this time.
Ronit, this touched me so deeply…WOW. The way you described that moment on the bus—the knowing that we’re all the same essence—gave me chills! The pain, the sensitivity, the weight of feeling it all… and then turning it into purpose. It’s absolutely breathtaking.
Your story puts words to something I feel and know in my core. But honestly, I struggle to live from that place consistently. I sense it in moments, but in the noise/distractions of everyday life, I forget. I unconsciously slip into old patterns of protection, resistance, projection and disconnection…even when my heart longs to stay open.
I want to learn to embody that knowing more fully, to move through the world with clarity and feel more connected to myself and others.
Reading your story and your letters gives me hope that it’s possible, and reminds me that maybe I’m not as alone in this as I sometimes feel.
Thank you for letting us in and sharing your heart with such courage, honesty and care. I’m curious—how does it feel to share such a defining part of story so openly with the world?
Eda, It feels natural to reveal all that lives within me, because I am clear that we are not separate. I’m here to share my life—fully, openly, on every level. We are one. There is nothing to hide, and no one to hide from. Transparency, authenticity and care guide my curiosity and influence how I relate in the world. When I stay true to these principles, I feel deeply connected to something greater than myself and I feel free.
Ronit, when I first read your story some time ago, I felt a deeper understanding of you, and I didn’t feel so alone anymore. Your journey from deep empathy and pain to purposeful healing revealed a path I hadn’t fully embraced in myself. The way you transform personal pain into collective purpose is deeply moving. It reminded me that sensitivity is not a weakness, but a powerful gift. Thank you for showing how our wounds can become sources of wisdom and connection.
It reminded me that sensitivity is not a weakness, but a powerful gift. YES!
Hi Ronit, I read this letter two days ago and at first had no words to respond. What seemed like “only” a vulnerable, personal share carried something else that wasn’t obvious to me at first. This gave me pause. Yesterday, it opened up for me: if we all come from the same light, then we all have a distinct purpose and expression in this world. Yours became clear to you early in life, and has guided you since without fault. When it comes to the dear future humans to which your letters are directed, I read this account as a mandate to discover my own purpose, and to express it in the world. And not just as a general direction that so often is being talked about in articles and podcasts etc. Not just as an intellectual concept. But for real. Each of us is as unique as what you describe in your letter. And each of us is needed in their clearest expression to build this new world.
This so powerful I feel it should be the 1st letter. I remember you telling me your empath adventures on the bus as a child, but wow to rediscover you from this profound text magnifies my love, appreciation and respect for who you are. When I left my body in 2004 I also experienced the feeling of returning to my body on a personal and collective mission to heal self and world simultaneously. Thank Jah and the Ancestors for the supernatural intervention that prevented you from taking your Earthly being away from us! Yes, One Spirit, many Lights... oh we need to move these letters beyond text into a documentary/film, urgently, I love you so much!
Wow Ronit. I’m blown away… You bravely choose the decision to stay and now your tree’s branches are reaching out into the vast sky. And, you remain deeply rooted. 🙏🏾
I feel SO seen by your share. Reading your story brought me right back into my experiences as a child, feeling everything in everyone and not having the words for the swarm of emotions that overwhelmed me daily. The loneliness was there as well. I wonder how many of us feel/felt like this…
Seeing ourselves in each other feels like the unspoken word we should be applying to our lives daily. Keeping our humanity a priority feels like THE #1 lesson in living.