Because apparently inner peace won’t find itself

Most individuals prioritise their bodily well-being, whereas just a handful prioritise their spiritual health. So, what about you? Have you really peered inside? You could be thinking, “I can’t see my soul, so I don’t know.” And you would be correct in your feelings. In the following paragraphs, I’ll provide some tips for strengthening your connection and improving the health of your soul.

Emotional and spiritual well-being are as crucial as physical health. That is why we frequently focus on what we can see and touch. We believe our soul is invisible and immaterial, thus it does not require our attention. Our soul, an invisible aspect of ourselves, characterises us as spiritual creatures. Our soul, like a drop of water in the ocean, is said to be a portion of divinity. Even when detached from the ocean, the drop retains its water. A hologram in physics exemplifies this concept: each portion includes the entirety of the image.

Understanding the soul’s nature is essential for cultivating its existence inside us. You don’t have to practise any religion to believe in souls; this isn’t a religious argument. It is critical to understand that our earthly existence is a manifestation of our soul’s essence, which automatically connects us to it. If our body allows us to experience life, our soul serves as the blueprint for our journey. Although it is more sophisticated than this metaphor, it allows us to focus on the state of our soul.

How does this concept appeal to you thus far? I ask you to write down any ideas or queries in your notebook. Reflecting on the past might provide you insight into your soul’s status. What motifs have emerged throughout your life? What obstacles have you faced several times, and how have you solved them? What lessons have you taken away from these experiences?

Forgiveness, self-love, trust, and patience are all important in my life. These concepts have helped me overcome difficulties and acquire essential lessons about the soul. You might say that these were my Earth lessons, experiences that my soul meant for me to master in this lifetime.

To be honest, there is no tangible evidence of our souls other than old books. However, I can personally confirm that these teachings have occurred in my life on several occasions, prompting me to develop and adapt. I urge you to uncover your own lessons, as they may be unique to you. If you’re not sure, consult a close friend, family member, or someone who knows you well. This understanding will assist you avoid having to re-learn lessons.

Understanding your history enables you to follow your soul’s direction. After all, what is the point of repeatedly making the same errors without learning from them? In my coaching practice, I frequently see clients dealing with the same soul lessons without getting the important truths. To reap the benefits of our experiences and progress in life, we must learn from our soul lessons.

I’ve had the pleasure of mentoring numerous people and observing how they navigate their soul teachings. It’s been moving and encouraging to help people see their experiences through a different lens. If we simply concentrate on our immediate difficulties, we risk missing the wider picture.

To care for our soul’s well-being, we must recognise our emotions but not allow them to rule us. Our emotions function as a compass, showing what we offer to the world. Not everything will go as planned, and we will encounter harsh and irrational circumstances. Dwelling on the unfairness without comprehending the lessons would not alleviate our sorrow. Are you satisfied with this understanding? Your spiritual well-being is vital, and you should foster it in your life.

Similarly, we must uncover our genuine selves — the wellspring of kindness, love, and compassion. Love is the highest ranking emotion in the cosmos. This healing force has the power to transform suffering and repair shattered connections. The universe is bound together by love. When we connect with our inner nature, we might gain a better perspective on our earthly challenges. This doesn’t imply we won’t experience challenges, but we’ll perceive them as opportunities for our soul’s growth.

In his book “The Universe Always Has a Plan,” spiritual author Matt Kahn provides this message: How many times have you pondered why you keep drawing certain situations into your life? The soul’s development entails developing connections based on unconditional love, reflecting all facets of ourselves in each feeling. As we become more conscious of our issues, we begin to see them through the eyes of our Higher Self.

Living our Truth is how we care for our soul’s health. Your Truth is unique, and it is critical to establish your own path. Our Truth, the soul’s language, expresses the breadth of our life experiences. A biblical adage states that “the truth will set you free,” demonstrating how living our Truth frees us from worldly restraints. Our unwavering right to live our Truth offers us complete agency. Living with a heart-centered consciousness (soul) provides redemption and release.

In light of this, I recommend that you document your thoughts and reactions to the questions I’ve presented. I call it a THOUGHT DAIRY. Spend a few days delving into your soul lessons. Discover how your soul experiences have taught you about yourself. Although we may not always gain the lessons we should from life’s obstacles, we may remain present in our lives even when faced with adversity.

Even if we cannot see our soul, neglecting it can result in sorrow, hardship, and repeating difficulties. Just as we take care of our physical bodies, we must also nurture our spirits. Our spirit is the blueprint for our life’s journey, and the body is how we live it. Finally, if we disregard our soul’s lessons, we must accept life.

Take care.

Either Do Something Or Stop Whining. It’s really disempowering and counterproductive, in my opinion, to moan without doing anything about it.

4 responses to “Let’s Do Some Soul Searching”

  1. Great post 👌 I really enjoyed reading this. I have read a lot of Alan Watts and he explained how meditation or being at one with yourself isn’t necessarily because of what you’re doing but rather being at one with what you are doing. I personally think that is applicable for me anyway. I have bipolar disorder and it seems to stop me from playing my guitar as much as I would like but when I get those moments where I do play my guitar, regardless of how good I am, I feel completely free of the things going on in my head or my troubles etc etc.

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  2. Blessings Garima for writing this energizing post. The depth of your discussion invites me to return later for more study and reflections.

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    1. Thank you 🙏🏻

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