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Last month, I put all my stuff into storage and became homeless.    Now, I'm not truly homeless, especially when I'm rooted into the home within, held by the soul. But my nervous system is still assimilating and uses words like “homeless” to explain its anxiety.   I've spent time resting, inviting the mind to loosen its stories about what it means to drift from place to place for a few months (or longer).    As I release each story, I feel more fluid and far more liberated. I feel free from the binds of a lifestyle that didn't fit with the new version of me, the me who is finally all in on serving her sweet soul.   I highly recommend letting things go that just feel too heavy.   I highly recommend giving away all the things you never use.    I highly recommend releasing (with gratitude) what wants to go.    Because there are the sweetest of gifts on the other side, gifts you don't get to experience unless you actually release and leap.   Here are some of the gifts I've witnessed:   1—I learned what it feels like to wait too long to follow a soul desire. I'll recognize this feeling for next time the soul wishes to leap.   2—I heard the call to go ALL IN ON SOUL and rewrote my website, dedicating it to helping you awaken to the power of your soul so you can find love, peace, wholeness, meaning, soul family, and do big new things with ease.   3—I learned how to ask for help and receive it, to allow the humans around me to support me through the discomfort. They are a gift.   And I heard the call to share this moment with you. I heard that my gift could also be yours.   So, I'm writing to say:   —What are your soul's deepest desires?   —What do you wish to do with your one wild life?   —What tiny step can you take today to allow your soul to lead your life?   I leave those questions on the altar between us.   Oh, and I share these short updates in my newsletter, We Are Magic, a few times per month. Subscribe Here: https://lnkd.in/ecnYPnsy I hope you enjoy these soul reflections.

In my Monthly Item of Value, get some insights about grace and gratitude. #GigiCauseyRealtor #MonthlyItemOfValue https://lnkd.in/e_Wh6C8H

What if I told you that your brain is hard-wired to pursue gratitude, and that part of your stress, anxiety and uneasiness come from unintentional choices that block your brain from finding it? Check out this post to get you in the right frame of mind for Thanksgiving!

I feel the need to tend to my roots this week! I consider my roots: God, family, creativity, nature, music, deep relationships, and efficiency. The verses from Colossians says to grow our roots down into Jesus. Roots need to be covered so they can collect the nutrients for the rest of the plant. And just like a plant’s roots, we need to be covered with the truth from the Word of God. We will not find what we need from the messages of this world. Jesus said, “I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never be hungry again” (John 6:35, NLT). With roots firmly grounded in Him and His truth, we will have all we need to grow. With our roots in Jesus, we can grow and build our lives. We can find our calling from Him and then work to carry it out! I love exploring and understanding what makes me, me, and learning how to better take care of myself, and I'm learning that when we let God build our lives and walk with us, we learn He is faithful. After all, uniqueness is influenced by God, your needs, values, passions, relationships, environment, and experiences. The Holy Spirit reminded me in this season, the importance of taking time for my roots! What are your roots and what importance do you give to them? Building strong relationships with people, creating a supportive environment, actively learning and reflecting, and overcoming obstacles with resilience are all important aspects of self-care for me. In essence, these practices lay the groundwork for stability and positive energy that will support both your own and those around you. What are your roots? How much heed are you paying to them? How do you nurture and tend to your roots so that you can flourish and grow – for you, and those growing around you?

A Story of Renewal: A Christmas for Humanity Christmas is often seen as a sentimental season—filled with gifts, lights, and traditions—but its deeper story carries timeless wisdom for all of us, regardless of belief. I recently reflected on how the nativity story could inspire humanity today. What if we saw it not just as a religious tale, but as an invitation to reset three key relationships: with each other, with the natural world, and with the profound mystery of life itself? For those who don’t identify as believers, Christmas can still hold meaning as a time to pause, reflect, and reconnect with what matters most. For Christians, perhaps this perspective offers a way to share the spirit of Christmas in a way that resonates with friends and colleagues who view the world differently. This approach isn’t about doctrines or dogma—it’s about seeing the Christmas story as an enduring metaphor for hope, compassion, and renewal in the face of modern challenges. I’d love to hear your thoughts, whether you celebrate Christmas or not. How do you find meaning at this time of year? You can read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eX7YHakJ #ChristmasForAll #MeaningfulChristmas #ChristmasReflections #Sustainability #Renewal

✨🕊️ Reflecting on Good Friday 🕊️✨ Today, we observe Good Friday, which holds deep meaning in the Christian calendar. It's a time for reflection, reverence, and remembering the sacrifices made for love and redemption. 🌿 A Moment of Reflection 🌿 In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, today serves as a reminder to pause and reflect on the themes of sacrifice, compassion, and forgiveness. Whatever your beliefs, let's take a moment to think about how we can bring more love and understanding into the world. 🕯️ Light in the Darkness 🕯️ Good Friday teaches us about the hope that comes from facing life's darkest moments and finding light on the other side. Today, let's share messages of hope and encouragement to those facing challenges. Your words can be a beacon of light for someone in need. 🖤 In Solidarity and Respect 🖤 We recognise that today is a day of solemn observance for many. In solidarity, we honour the spirit of Good Friday and extend our thoughts to those who hold this day close to their hearts. 💬 Share Your Thoughts 💬 How do you observe or reflect on Good Friday? Whether through prayer, quiet contemplation, or acts of kindness, we'd love to hear how this day influences you. Please share your stories, and let's support each other in our journeys of faith, hope, and healing. 🌎 Together in Reflection 🌎 Today, let's unite in the spirit of reflection and renewal. May this Good Friday bring peace, compassion, and a deeper understanding of the strength found in love and sacrifice. #GoodFriday #Reflection #Hope #Compassion #Solidarity #Peace #Renewal ANVIL Property Smith

In the quiet moments of remembrance, even the smallest objects hold the deepest meanings. 💍 A wedding ring, a symbol of eternal love and commitment, becomes a treasured keepsake, a tangible reminder of the vows shared and the memories cherished. At Essentials, we understand the profound significance of these symbols in the journey of grief and healing. We're here to support you, offering a compassionate space to honour and remember the love that forever binds. #EternalLove #CherishedMemories #Essentials

In the quiet moments of remembrance, even the smallest objects hold the deepest meanings. 💍 A wedding ring, a symbol of eternal love and commitment, becomes a treasured keepsake, a tangible reminder of the vows shared and the memories cherished. At Essentials, we understand the profound significance of these symbols in the journey of grief and healing. We're here to support you, offering a compassionate space to honour and remember the love that forever binds. #EternalLove #CherishedMemories #Essentials

One of the major problems that I have noticed during the short period I have existed is the fact that most people lack understanding of the principle of reciprocity. When I examine this case, it is based on the fact that most people have at one point or another created a barrier to what they can pass through them. Yeah, knowledge is scarce, so wherever you see it, grab it. Most of my actions are not justified by the religion I practice. My character is justified by humanity, so it also applies to my perception. I know you may be wondering, "This guy is here again." Yes, and today I would love to share my knowledge on the power of reciprocity. I have read about it quite right, but today, after listening to Apostle Joshua Selman, he added his own point and I felt I needed to share it. First of all, do not think that you are sustainable. Life is a circle, everything you do comes back to you, either good or bad. If you prefer not to do the right thing, so will its effect. You can't just avoid it. It is karma. He made a scenario about dry leaves falling from trees. He said, "When these dry leaves decay, they end up becoming manure for the soil and the tree benefits from it, making it survive. However, it is important to note that the deposition of leaves by the tree isn't sufficient for its growth but because of its benevolence to land, the land supplies water alongside other nutrients to make sure it is sustainable." He continued, so whatever you do, remember, there are some people who are praying for your success while some are praying for your downfall. The moment you cease to do certain things to people who are significant in your life, just believe it, you are gradually coming down. Because that is how the power of reciprocity works. It is not a must for you to give them money; some are just your prayers, your kindness, your calls or other means of making sure they understand that you are not taking them for granted. And you will be surprised that the Lord's infinite mercy will be upon you. Just believe it!!! Happy new week. #reciprocity #karma #benevolence #humanity

On Black Saturday, we find ourselves in a space of quiet reflection and profound waiting. It's a day situated between the darkness of Good Friday and the promise of Easter Sunday, a time when the world seems to hold its breath in anticipation of the miracle of resurrection. In the silence of Black Saturday, we are invited to contemplate the mystery of death and the depths of sorrow experienced by Jesus's disciples as they mourned his crucifixion. It's a day to sit with the grief and the questions, to acknowledge the reality of loss and the uncertainty of what lies ahead. Yet, even in the midst of this darkness, there is a glimmer of hope. For as we wait, we know that the story does not end on this day of sorrow. We anticipate the dawn of Easter morning, when the tomb will be found empty and the light of resurrection will pierce through the darkness. Black Saturday teaches us the importance of patience and trust in the midst of uncertainty. It reminds us that even in the darkest moments of our lives, God is at work, bringing forth new life and transformation. As we journey through this day of waiting, may we find solace in the knowledge that God's promises are steadfast and true. May we hold onto hope, knowing that joy comes in the morning. And may we emerge from this time of reflection with renewed faith and anticipation of the resurrection to come. #morescoUNO #M1BlackSaturday #BlackSaturday #HolySaturday #HolyWeekend #SilentAwaiting #LentenReflections #BetweenTheCrossAndResurrection #QuietContemplation #EasterVigil #InStillness #HopeInWaiting