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Reconnecting To God Through Your Soul


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I have just come across a French Mystic, called Marguerite Porete, she wrote a book called The Mirror of Simple Souls.  

I feel like the information in that book is the exact full circle of the work I have been doing—probably for an entire lifetime.

Her belief was that the soul is a pure reflection of God. And when the soul lives in that reflection, which she deemed love, we would only have the qualities of God. And that is what the soul actually is.

It got me thinking about how only 3% of our DNA is active. I have said a million gazillion times that our DNA is the blueprint of the soul. 

The soul memory sits inside the DNA. There are theories about when we were tampered with, and if that dormant DNA had to come online, we would be these amazing, magical beings. I see people as these incredibly beautiful, innocent beings at our core, yet we are so disconnected from that.

So my question is, is the reconnection to the soul through the DNA? And is the reconnection to divinity found through love for our selves?

This is where it gets absolutely amazing. Nervous system work is all about allowing. It’s about being the person towards yourself that you have needed the world around you to be. 

Those defence mechanisms in our nervous system hold cellular memories—not just from this lifetime, but from past lives, generational things, even karmic things. 

That cellular memory sits within the DNA because it is the whole entire story of our soul. It holds the entirety of every story that could possibly be, a little bit like the surface of a black hole holding every bit of information of all the universes within that black hole.

The way to it is through love. The nervous system is totally and completely deprived of love. Most of the ways we function are from fear, not love. The only way back to a calm nervous system is through seeing yourself, getting the love you didn't get. 

And the wonder of all of this is that when we do that, we start to embody those virtues of love and give them to ourselves. That gives us the capacity to reconnect to those dormant parts of ourselves and return to the beings we actually were before consciousness was hijacked.

If we want our souls to come back online, it is through love. And love is a virtue, not an emotion. It is a choice, just like kindness and compassion. It is choosing to do the right thing, which starts by doing the right thing inside your own world, inside your own body.

We can work on a mindset, but a mindset will not fix our emotional situation. It will not reconnect us to our soul. And maybe that’s why deep searchers are always trying to find that deep spiritual reconnection to the divine through their heart—because that’s what holds our potential for love. 

I believe that if our souls fully came "online", we would be one of the most advanced race in all of the multiverses.

You are a wonder of God. That means you are love. And in order to get that love to shine through you, you have to learn to love yourself first. 

You can dive deeper in this episode of The Sovereign Soul Podcast here. 

Picture credit: Jeremy Thomas

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