Wow, I am so deeply grateful to have come across this post and your blog. I resonate with your words and appreciate your truthful expressions. Sending peaceful thoughts to evoke moments of blissful existence:) Thank you for being a part of such a beautiful creation.
Feb 19, 2023·edited Feb 19, 2023Liked by Eden Shel
Eden, this is beautiful.
I have so many thoughts, it's hard to organize them, because you've shared so much truth in one place. For now, I will sit with them.
On the symbol you shared--it is the unity of Divine Masculine and Divine Feminine. It is The Buddha, The Christ, in symbolic form. Something we are all here to accomplish.
I am going to recommend you on my page. You've made a reader out of me, and I know more people who will appreciate your work as I do.
It’s interesting that you specifically wrote about “the first seven years of life” being the experience of the imprint of our past selves/experiences/ancestry. I was speaking to a friend yesterday and she spoke about reading the journal of her seven year old self. She saw a major shift in the way she wrote just before she turned eight.
All of a sudden she was obsessed with her past, she was absorbed with her memory and experiences. She went from a mostly free-spirited little girl, engaged with the fantastical nature of life, to a contracted, desperate seeker of understanding. Odd transition for a little girl, but I think it aligns with what you wrote about. Her soul began doing the hard work at that point, began wringing out understanding based on her physical experience (the condensed version of all reality).
So fascinating!
I’m currently going through the process of admitting the tough truth that I’ve continuously lied to myself that “I don’t know.” It felt safe to say I don’t know. It relinquished any pressures of responsibility. But, the thing is, I do know. As I spend more and more time centered, those lies become obvious. I know so much! About myself, the nature of this experience. I resonate with what you wrote in this because we share the same understanding/awareness, and yet we’ve lived completely different lives!
Wow, I am so deeply grateful to have come across this post and your blog. I resonate with your words and appreciate your truthful expressions. Sending peaceful thoughts to evoke moments of blissful existence:) Thank you for being a part of such a beautiful creation.
Eden, this is beautiful.
I have so many thoughts, it's hard to organize them, because you've shared so much truth in one place. For now, I will sit with them.
On the symbol you shared--it is the unity of Divine Masculine and Divine Feminine. It is The Buddha, The Christ, in symbolic form. Something we are all here to accomplish.
I am going to recommend you on my page. You've made a reader out of me, and I know more people who will appreciate your work as I do.
Love everything about this. Thank you.
It’s interesting that you specifically wrote about “the first seven years of life” being the experience of the imprint of our past selves/experiences/ancestry. I was speaking to a friend yesterday and she spoke about reading the journal of her seven year old self. She saw a major shift in the way she wrote just before she turned eight.
All of a sudden she was obsessed with her past, she was absorbed with her memory and experiences. She went from a mostly free-spirited little girl, engaged with the fantastical nature of life, to a contracted, desperate seeker of understanding. Odd transition for a little girl, but I think it aligns with what you wrote about. Her soul began doing the hard work at that point, began wringing out understanding based on her physical experience (the condensed version of all reality).
So fascinating!
I’m currently going through the process of admitting the tough truth that I’ve continuously lied to myself that “I don’t know.” It felt safe to say I don’t know. It relinquished any pressures of responsibility. But, the thing is, I do know. As I spend more and more time centered, those lies become obvious. I know so much! About myself, the nature of this experience. I resonate with what you wrote in this because we share the same understanding/awareness, and yet we’ve lived completely different lives!
Thank you Sophia for your heartfelt words.
It takes a beautiful being to recognize another alike.