One of the aspects I’ve learned from living a soul-centred life and listening to the heart, which is the doorway to the soul, is that I hadn’t put myself into my life. I’m not talking about being self-centred, I’m talking about being so affected by the outside world you forget to consciously create the innerContinueContinue reading “Absent From My Life”
Category Archives: Soul Centred Living
Soul-centred Living: Truth
To live this way is very simple but it can sound and feel complex if you’ve never tried it. Here are a few simple tips: Always tell yourself the truth. You don’t have to tell anyone else, but you do need to be completely honest with yourself. You achieve this by: Live from the heart.ContinueContinue reading “Soul-centred Living: Truth”
Soul-centred Living: Humanity Matters
We are not only human, but we are also human. That means that we have to be realistic with our human side, allowing it to be human. Wafting around in a false cloak of spirituality, thinking that’s enough, never helped anyone. The more you access that feeling of soul the more you will change, butContinueContinue reading “Soul-centred Living: Humanity Matters”
Soul-centred Living: We do it your way
As I’ve already said, I mentor not teach. As we all have stuff of the Big Bang in our DNA it indicates that humans are the same age, soul-wise. As are all living things including of course, the cosmos and planets. As such it feels disrespectful to teach a fellow soul, and it’s also non-productiveContinueContinue reading “Soul-centred Living: We do it your way”
Soul-centred Living: Getting in Touch
In the introduction I laid out what it meant to me to be in touch with my soul, how empowering it is. Particularly as it frees you from a lot of human ideas and social constructions. I would say emphatically though: It does not free us to do exactly as we like with no boundariesContinueContinue reading “Soul-centred Living: Getting in Touch”
Soul-centred Living: Introduction
My work has evolved from feeling I’m spiritual as a belief to knowing that I’m soul as a being. That is of course a purely personal knowing. Although I’m going to share my reasons, I don’t seek to convince, merely to offer a different viewpoint on what it means, or can mean, to be human.ContinueContinue reading “Soul-centred Living: Introduction”
Deb Hawken - Amorah 