The Soul Mate Prep Blog#110: Are you familiar with the author Caroline Myss?

In Caroline Myss's book, Archetypes she says, Many spiritual seekers today think of the spiritual path as a route to health, happiness and security. However, these are not the core goals to an authentic spiritual path. A true spiritual path focuses you inward to discover interior qualities and confront your inner obstacles.

To follow a spiritual path is a lot harder then just wanting the basics of life. When most acquire health, happiness and the so-called security, we then want something more and usually it is peace.

However, peace comes when we uncover all our ego's obstacles and are in touch with the unseen force within a.k.a. the soul. Then we can live from our heart which constructs harmony between the ego and soul. We now have peace and are living authentically.  

Are you up for the challenge to follow an authentic spiritual path?

If not, soul mates are beyond your reach!

"Self-Knowledge is the Jewel."-Serena Jade
Creating Awareness/Uplifting Society
Bringing unconscious Social/Spiritual wisdom to the world...
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The Soul Mate Prep Blog#49: Can you let go of control?

We all know the saying; you plan and God laughs. However, how many of us truly live this statement?

To live without plans is living in the moment without trying to control. When we give up control, we are going to feel empty. If we can get over the hump, we are in touch with the flow of life.
We become more in tune with our intuition; the inner wisdom of our immortal being.

Chinese medicine says, the gallbladder is associated with control. The more one's ego wants to control, the longer the soul stays hidden and neglected.

Are you ready to give up control?

"Self-Knowledge is the Jewel of all Knowledge."-Serena Jade
         Author/Speaker/Body, Mind, and Soul Consultant
                                                      www.serenajade.co
 

The Soul Mate Prep Blog#19: Are you balancing your heart?

The heart center is a valuable place within us.Here we have two important aspects, the dependent and caretaker.Usually, but not always the mother and father are the caretakers for their children and the child is the dependent one.Ideally, this child grows up having both the aspects of the dependent and caretaker within.So, when the child gets into a relationship with a significant other, they should be able to depend on one another and be the caretaker for each other...this is a true interdependent relationship!

 

Are you ready for this evolved relationship? 

 

Serena Jade

Author/Speaker/Body, Mind, and Soul Consultant