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Soul lives in connection

“We all seek Soul. While Soul is always present, it doesn’t appear in our lives automatically. Soul requires our attention and reflection. Offering our respectful regard to the Soul is a way of loving it, caring for it, nurturing it.”

~ Benjamin Shield and Richard Carlson

How do we experience soul in our lives?

It’s so simple! STOP AND PAY ATTENTION! Soul lives in connection. Whenever we are present and conscious, soul emerges.

To easily experience soul, find something you love to do and immerse yourself in it. Consciously immerse yourself in a favorite piece of music. Consciously enjoy a walk in nature. Really experience your breathing and the pounding of your heart as you exercise. Really be present to your partner, your kids, your pet or another, and you will know the contentment of soul. It’s really about living for the moment you are in and making that connection.

“I think that whenever soul is present, it’s because what you’re doing, whom you’re with, where you are, evokes love without your thinking about it. You are totally absorbed in the place or person or event, without ego and without judgment.”

~ Jean Shinoda Bolen

Ever feel like you are not truly connected with your partner? It’s not surprising if you’ve ever felt this way because most relationships have this problem at one time or another.  You don’t feel you are connecting, communication drops off and ton of insecurity starts flooding your brain. It really sucks when this happens because you know you truly care about your partner but you just don’t know how to bridge that gap.  It’s really attributed to a skill that necessary for both of you to have in order to connect in ways that fosters everlasting love. This skill is called “Heart Felt Understanding and Putting Your Partner First”.  Some people have different levels of natural mastery of this skill and hence different levels of success with this. Have you ever seen one of those couples that you are truly really envious of because they are so in love?  When I refer to those types of couples I am not referring Read the rest of this entry »