What is your dharma?
“Dharma” is a Sanskrit word that translates literally to “right direction,” “rightful duty,” or “righteous living.” But the concept of dharma has a far deeper meaning than its direct translation. Essentially, your dharma means your purpose in life. Your dharma is your true calling – what you were put here to do.
How do you soul connect with someone?
Call to Action Make a list of ways in which you can start to create intention toward making soul connections. Take small, meaningful steps toward bringing your intention to life. Recognize when a connection is grabbing your attention. Take time to notice where in your body you feel connected and notice how you feel.
What is meant by your higher self?
Higher self is a term associated with multiple belief systems, but its basic premise describes an eternal, omnipotent, conscious, and intelligent being, who is one’s real self. Blavatsky formally defined the higher self as “Atma the inseparable ray of the Universe and one self.
What is your divine self?
Your Divine Self is the place in which you can process information from Spirit and see how it applies to your soul, to your physical life.
What is the God Self?
GodSelf is an amalgamation of all that we are and all that we are capable of becoming. It includes living in the physical world, ingesting life with our five senses, while Remembering our spiritual nature and the Oneness that defines our existence. It includes living in one’s body and Knowing one’s spirituality.
What is your I AM Presence?
Your “I AM” presence is a multi-dimensional aspect of consciousness. It is your past, present, future thoughts and actions that make up the totality of you as an expression of consciousness in your physical body.
What is the divine feminine energy?
Divine feminine energy represents the following aspects within the universe: creation, birth, renewal, healing, restoration, acceptance, connection, oneness, receptivity, nurturing, growth, understanding, insight, empathy, compassion, love, life.
What is the wounded feminine?
Some of the expressions of the wounded feminine are: leaking energy on things/ activities she doesn´t want to do. weak boundaries around her self-worth, authenticity, and values. seeking safety and security outside of herself.