It constantly amazes me how little I truly know. The older I get, the more my world expands. And the more my world expands, the more possibilities open up. And these possibilities help me realize that my world and my “knowing” is such a small piece of this vast, infinite universe.
For most of my life, these thoughts and realizations would have been extremely unsettling for me. For most of my life, I’ve wanted to be in complete control.
One year ago today, my sweet dog-ter, Xena, passed away. Since then, I’ve shared about this journey of grief here on Soul Speak. I’ve shared how my heart completely broke open with this experience and how my life opened wider than ever because of it.
It’s been both the hardest and most beautiful year – all wrapped up into one. It’s been a year of the lowest lows and also the greatest gifts. I have most likely cried more tears this year than all of my other years combined.
Lately, I’ve been feeling a bit disconnected from my soul. I’ve been feeling like I’ve been pushing too hard and trying to do too much. I’ve been doing and doing and doing and was forgetting to simply be.
One of the many things that I love about our life is that we get a fresh chance to start again with each new moment.
I recently went away to a hotel for the night. It’s something that I used to do quite often when I wanted to create. I would go into a vortex and write
Lately, I’ve been getting back to basics. Sort of hitting the reset button on my life. Bathing in a spiritual cleanse.
I really recommend that we all do this from time to time. Hitting the reset button and giving ourselves space to get in touch with our inner wisdom is such a beautiful gift.
For the first time in years, I’ve been doing exactly that. I’ve had two months to really step away from my life – to look at it with perspective.
I am constantly amazed by the signs that I receive from the universe, my spirit guides, team of angels, and loved ones on the other side. They all keep busy making sure that I see and receive their messages, and I’m so grateful for each of them.
I haven’t been sleeping well since my dog-ter, Xena, died last month. Really horribly, in fact. I have a hard time falling asleep and then I toss and turn throughout
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