Did you know the word “soul” comes from the Greek word “Psyche”? These two words are interchangeable. Why is this so significant?

Over the course of this lifetime and other embodiments, your soul will have experienced trauma of varying degrees that causes the soul to be severely wounded. These wounds are deep within the soul, hidden within the psyche. These wounds limit you from expressing the highest potential of self.

I believe we all have an innate desire to be the highest expression of self, but sometimes this can be difficult to figure out. Before I was able to begin expressing the highest version of myself, I first experienced a whisper from my soul nudging I was meant for MORE. Somehow I knew this to be true; I needed to let go and trust that “the way” would unfold. “The Way” revealed to me that the wounds of our soul experiences need to be healed in order to become more of our true authentic selves. Our wounds syphon off our full light expression that comes from deep within. 

To heal these wounds that limit you, to remove the internal suffering of the soul and rise to be a full expression of your true authentic self one must look deep within the psyche.

Uncovering the layers of these wounds is like peeling away the layers of an onion; you will eventually arrive at the core and peace will be restored. The layers of wounds are the deeply rooted self-defeating limitations of your life and by acknowledging them, healing, and coming to a place of forgiveness of self and others, you will free your being… restoring a feeling of lightness in your body and the song 🎶 in your heart and soul. 

We have been trained to believe it is too difficult to look at our wounds; to hide them, to bury the past. Sadly, burying the past, if not yet healed, will weave into our life a certain unsettling discomfort we can not explain. our life can become one of stagnation, never able to move forward and fulfil our dreams. If we choose to embrace the wounds; we have the opportunity to remove internal suffering and rise up.  Once the fragments of our past are fully healed, we can look at the story of our life but no longer be defined by those stories. We can once again spread out our dove wings and fly. 

The main experience we are having here on Earth is one of duality. Living in duality is being immersed in the consciousness of separation, meaning we believe we are separate beings from others, separate from the whole. We live and experience a life of opposites, right and wrong, good and evil, up and down, left and right, and love and hate. The polarity outplayed today in our world has become even more extreme meaning the conditions we see are such that suffering is more extreme and the opposite bliss is experienced even as an extreme version. This is the result of our collective psychology in duality, better known as separation and division from others. 

Underneath it all we are not actually separated from the whole, and it is an illusion to believe one can isolate themselves from the whole or set themselves up as superior to others. This is only a temporary possibility because the underlying thread is a oneness of all things.

Every choice we make affects the whole, if we make selfish choices to raise up ourselves then this is duality consciousness which means to raise ourselves up someone else must suffer, and the opposite must occur. 

If we begin to take a new approach and seek to reconnect with our highest spiritual self, our true divine essence, we can reunite within the consciousness of oneness.

When we create from the consciousness of oneness which is the consciousness of unconditional love, the consciousness that raises up the whole, then there is no taking from others; there is only raising up the whole of humanity and all life. 

When we create from separation, from selfishness, the creations or manifestations are not sustainable. These forms will seek to be broken down and return to the matter light, back into formlessness. This is demonstrated within the laws of the universe; the second law of thermodynamics seeks to return everything to its lowest possible energy state, but we could also say that this is actually an illustration of the cosmic law of balance. Is it not that the law of balance or even the law of thermodynamics, for that matter, seeks to return everything to an undifferentiated state? The cosmic law is set up to ensure growth towards higher and higher states, but it is set up to ensure sustainable growth, continued growth, and progressive growth.

We, also, as humans seek to label what experiences in life we consider to be in the category of good and those experiences we feel are in a category of not good, or those we do not want to experience. 

The experience we deem good will elicit an emotional reaction from us of happiness or bliss, joy etc. The experiences we deem not good will elicit an emotional reaction from us such as anger, agitation or fear. This then brings in a broad scale of what people are experiencing based on their beliefs and perspectives of what is good and what is bad. 

The important thing to see here is that whether we deem an experience as good or bad, it is the psychological reaction we have to that experience that is most of what we are afraid of. So it is the inner emotional reaction we fear most rather than the actual outer experience. We can, my beloved, come to a place where we no longer label experiences as good or bad but simply look at resolving what is hidden in our psychology of why we react this way. 

What are the divisions in our psychology that cause us to react in fear? What is the cause of our fearful reaction? If we can see the cause in our psychology then we can identify the separate self we created that brought division from the whole and we can let that separate self die and with that, our fear of that experience will also be gone and have no more power over us.