Heart And Soul Bonds
Our lives are greeted by different types of relationships. Some fun, some cozy and intimate, some crazy and adventurous, some inseparable. Nevertheless, there are also other type of connections, which transcend these. These are the heart and soul bonds. One does not need to talk or exchange messages but still there is a knowing or a feeling of the other person. Here the channels of heart and soul connection are alive.
We have all experienced this at some moments in life. Like when you are wishing to eat a special dish and without saying a word your mother/father/housemate makes it for you. When you have suddenly thought of a friend and felt as though she was not ok and you call to say hi, you discover she is going through a tough patch. The electricity you feel running through your body when you connect with someone so profoundly. The time when you meet someone in your dreams and it feels so real. When you look deeply into someone's eyes and you just know their true essence. When your spouse has a stomachache and u can feel the sympathy pain. When you think of someone and then suddenly they call you unexpectedly and you say “Hey! I was just thinking of you!” When you are thinking about something and the next moment your friend talks about the same thing - almost completing your statements.
We share them with a few people in our lives; we can actually share them with more. It sounds ridiculous. However, it exists for each one of us.
We often use methods to communicate like talking, texting, writing etc. and this is great but it is also amazing to connect at another level too. The heart and soul level. Here connection is effortless and consciousness is aligned. Being more awake to the present moment helps tune into each other. Intuition comes alive. Truly feel each other's heart spaces. It is transcendental and so beautiful. You can send love across miles; it will be felt and received. The next time you meet with a friend or a loved one; sit for a few minutes together simply being in silence. Feel the sparkling connections that emerge.
These type of relationships can exist with everyone we know! That is the beauty of it.It connects all of us together in love and harmony. Much love to all of you this month! May many such heart and soul bonds grow and enrich all of the days of our lives. They are so meaningful.
by Michelle Pereira.
SEED QUESTIONS FOR REFLECTION: How do you relate to the author's notion of connectedness that seems to break the material boundaries of space and time? Can you share a personal story of a time you experienced "heart and soul bonds" with someone else? What helps you grow in "heart and soul bonds" in your daily life?
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On Aug 23, 2017 Amen wrote :
When I was a nursing student (back in the early 80s), it was my gift of "connecting" that got the attention of my instructors. Not gifted in the areas consistent with most seeking higher education, my ability to touch hearts and souls with understanding and HOPE, kept me in the game. We are ONE body in Christ ...
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On Aug 22, 2017 Fran wrote :
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On Aug 22, 2017 Kristin Pedemonti wrote :
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On Aug 19, 2017 david doane wrote :
Heart and especially soul connections go beyond the material boundaries of space and time. Our unconscious or spirit or soul or essence is beyond space and time, and it is at that level that our most significant connections with one another occur. At that level, real me meets real you. I have experienced "heart and soul bonds" in intimate -- and I don't mean sexual -- relating. Such relating is personal, open, and honest. In such relating, we are vulnerable and trusting. In such relating, we are outside space and time. All connections with others stay part of us forever, some only to a very minor extent, and the heart and soul bonds stay profoundly with us. What helps me grow in "heart and soul bonds" is that they are fulfilling and enlivening, they feed a hunger in me, and they make life worthwhile. I'm addicted.
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