Awakening of the Human Soul
As I was walking today thinking of two wounded souls I care about who are in physical geographic transition, the clarity of consciousness dawned on me. While both seek new environments and houses to lay their head to escape their present pain, what they don’t realize is what they really need is a new home to rest, protect and preserve their soul.
The most soul-awakening period of my life. On levels and dimensions I have not seen or experienced before. Consciousness Awakening is definitely full of though, emotions and the loss of ego. One’s Ego MUST be shed to raise your spiritual consciousness.
Here is an interesting read on Soul Mates and other spiritual bonds.
Watching Aaron Doughty discuss how to release attachment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t33Vi4RUV90 and the discussion of Avoidant Personality Disorder. The light bulb went on. Yes the traits are seen and now there is a better understanding.
In understanding my twin flame journey as a chaser I stumbled upon a website www.twinflames.net where the author has spoken to thousands of people in this situation of finding their twin flame. Here the author discusses the runner’s awakening. https://twinflamez.net/twin-flame-runner-awakening-ultimate-guide/
I told you once it felt like it would take me to cross a moat, draw bridge crawl under barbed wire and scale a wall to get to you. What shocks me upon reflection how fast you were able to build all those barriers. You are good. #ExperienceMatters
When the lights go out, this song goes on.
Lot’s of tributes over the past 36 hours following news of Gord Downie’s death. When I think of the Hip, I think of University. At the time The Hip was one of many Canadian college bands bursting on the scene. The Pursuit of Happiness, 54-40, The Northern Pikes were all on pretty much a level footing.
But as we know and are well documented, The Hip captured who we were, as Canadians, as young people.
Small Town Bringdown is for anyone in university at the end of 1980’s you dancing in some beer soaked tavern in small town Canada. 30 years later I impart on my daughter to seek out the history of this band and I hope there are many new bands that will resonate with her like The Hip did for us.