Tuesday, January 30, 2024
Ava.
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Daily Life.
Sunday, January 28, 2024
One Way To End Depression.
“It will never be the same again.”
My friend Sarah’s life had turned into one single mantra which controlled her every thought. Nobody knew when it had begun. But it must have been there for a while, somewhere.
In some sense it was weird: she was in a good long-lasting relationship, had many very good friends and a warm social life, had a high-end job, and she was also a celebrated gymnastics teacher.
Sarah was also too perfectionistic, and I think at some point she stumbled upon her own limits, and then something cracked. It reminds me of cycling. Sometimes one can push one’s boundaries and follow a high tempo in a group of cyclists, but once there is a gap of even a couple of meters, the distance quickly increases and you are left behind.
And Sarah was left behind by her own self.
Although she could get all the possible help and support she needed, she decided all by herself at some point that she could and would not be treated, because “it would never be the same again.” So she acted as if she was getting better, and as if she was taking her special pills — which she wasn’t.
We met her several times on parties in that period, and something was clearly going on — she basically stopped interacting with her friends, and her silence was telling more than any sentence ever would. (Except the mantra, of course.)
As if she wasn’t there anymore. As if she was seeing things we could not see.
One day, when her boyfriend was at work, Sarah took the rope that she had been hiding in a cupboard, and hanged herself. She was barely thirty. Her mantra had finally acquired flesh, and become the undeniable truth.
“How long can untreated depression last ?”
In Sarah’s case, it lasted about two months.
And then it was gone.
I found this on Quora.
Old Souls.
You can look into your Akashic Records or ask your Spirit Guides. Old souls are non-materialistic, service to others, very spiritual, and either religious or seekers of their own understanding of spiritual reality, they usually have developed psychic and healing abilities. They are very loving, but not deeply attached to other people, and would not go into lifelong depression if a loved one dies, they are able to let go and self-heal. It is pretty easy to separate and old soul from a young soul, as young souls are materialistic, hedonistic, chasing money, sex, and toys, but there are also Mature Souls in between, who are relationships-oriented, and their family is everything to them… the Old Soul start loosing such deep attachment to a family or community and can live alone as a hermit, or be quite comfortable with just a few friends. Their main connection is to God/Source and Spiritual Reality, they are ready to leave physical reality and stop reincarnating. You can Google “Michel’s Teachings, Soul Age” and read more about Old Souls, and also take a self-evaluation test.
In these teachings Michael (channeled being) does not make a distinction between Earthlings and Starseeds, but if you are a Starseed - you will most likely be an Old Soul on the test. IMHO soul age does not apply to Starseeds at all, as their experience on other worlds is quite different from human experience, they might only have a few human lives, or this life can be their first on Earth, they are quite naive in human ways, not used to negativity and violence and usually can’t wait to get the heck off this planet. They do not necessarily want to stop reincarnating and achieve enlightenment or nirvana - they just do not want to reincarnate on 3D Earth anymore and return to their own peaceful advanced civilizations.
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