This is why being a soul having a mortal experience can sometimes feel incredibly lonely. You are not necessarily surrounded by your soul family. You may be separated from them by oceans, continents, cultures, and circumstances.
Soon you’ll see that everything in your life happened for a reason. It was necessary because it brought you to where you are today.
Do not blindly accept what you are told by governments, media, religion, or even spiritual teachers.
I recall two ordinary glaziers who, having won the lottery, decided to spoil themselves. The two with their wives booked a holiday with a difference. They took a flight to a sun-drenched semi-private island in the Caribbean affordable only to royalty and the supra-rich.
They regret not laughing more for no reason, putting their dreams off for ‘later,’ and letting so many precious moments pass because they were too busy with ‘important things.’
Throughout mortal life, the higher self that we think of as Fate acts as a guardian of our soul’s plan. It observes how we move through the lessons we set for ourselves and helps ensure we do not drift too far from our intended path.
In such cases, we may feel a strong sense of familiarity with another soul, or even experience a deep and beautiful connection with someone who appears to be a complete stranger and with whom we seem to have very little in common.
Once upon a time, there was a soul who came from the stars to incarnate on Earth, to learn how to love and to love in such a way that it would find its light and offer it to the world.
The idea of having to ‘come back again,’ to experience pain, loss, illness, and lessons that seem endless, can feel unfair.
Have you ever had paranormal experiences or moments where you felt connected to other realms? These flashes of awareness can be reminders of the expanded consciousness you brought with you.
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