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I would call you many things --- amazing, inspirational, loving, kind, a friend. But I would never call you a sad sack.
I wish just once you could see how you appear to me. All the things you have lived thru and suffered and survived and yet you are still kind, loving and flat ass awesome. Just once I wish I could give you a mirror and have you see the truth.
I love you Freida. I think the same. You amaze me everyday. Your capacity to care, to give, to share, to be there for others, to keep going, even when plenty of other's would give up, but you, you inspire me beyond belief.
I had a breakthrough today.
Lately I felt utterly deflated at times. I've been reading here though and I read that thread about "Soul loss (?)". I am committed to this kind of shamanic approach due to much life experience, as well as some research. I pulled out my book "Soul Retrieval" by Sandra Ingerman.
I utterly recommend it.
I noticed that I've experienced this sense of soul loss and that I've also experienced soul retreival. Even recently. I burnt my hands a couple of days ago, and yesterday, I was so utterly devoid of motivation or ability to implement necessary self care yesterday. But lucky for me, my guy came home, unexpectedly and he, as usual, brought joy with his presence.
Today, I read a bit of Soul Retrieval and I felt that awareness of my growing self love and compassion, my "Enlightened Mother" aspect of self, I call her Nada, embracing me and promising me she/I would be kind to myself from now on. I felt that I am now committed to self love and care, unconditionally. Which is a big step. I felt a childlike wounded part, a part that felt unsafe and triggered with my dad here, coming back and feeling safe, because of my loving mother part.
I cried a bit, and it felt wonderful, because I was totally there for myself. It was my wounded child comforted by my beautiful higher self/ loving mother part.
So yeah, I had a healing/soul retreival experience earlier today.:-)
Now I have overexuberant 13 year old twins, my kid's friends, here, man, soooooo glad I don't have boy twins that have these guys very huge handfull personalities.