Steve Taylor, Ph.D. – The idea of a “soul” runs through our language and culture. We talk about soulmates, soul-searching, and those who have a “good soul.” In these contexts, the soul refers to the essence of a person, a deep aspect of our identity beneath our surface personality.
The word soul derives from the Old Hugh German seula, which was a translation by early Christian missionaries of the Greek word psyche. The ancient Greeks believed that the psyche was the source of life and consciousness. It was distinct from the body and thought to be immortal. Continue reading
Adama – You have entered to the final phase of this historical year. Take a moment to look back. Realize how these great achievements were born out of the seemingly chaotic reality you experienced just recently.
Michelle Walling, CHLC – Traumatic physical and emotional events can cause shards or pieces of our soul’s energy to fragment away. Soul loss is a mechanism which serves to protect us from unbearable suffering. These soul shards usually return back after a few hours or even days, but in some extreme cases these shards can stay fragmented. Soul shards can also be caused by a psychic attack from someone practicing black magic on us.
Lee Carroll – How many of you are aware that all Humans have the potential for what I will call “Self-Channeling?”