For the last month, I’ve been doing "Soul Connection
Readings" at earthwindskye.com and I think I may enjoy these the most of all the
types of readings I do. There is something unique and blessed about every soul
I connect to and the sense of ease found there is like nothing I’ve ever
experienced. Clients seem to like knowing how pleased their souls are with the
work they are doing in this life to find joy and meaning.
I’ve noted that in the past, the soul has been approached
through religion, philosophy, and psychology. The ancient Greeks believed logic
was a divine component of the Soul. A few psychologists approach their work by focusing on the soul, namely James Hillman .
I’ve been
asking myself numerous questions about the soul recently like:
Why the Soul is so frequently approached through religion, especially the Catholic Church?
Religion became institutionalized with the development of the printing press and the widespread distribution of bibles. Europe and Western civilization had more access to biblical passages than any other works of history. Even though the soul is discussed in every major religion, the bible became the early business model for “Amazon” where you could get a book easily and quickly( the bible) which reached the most people to inform about the soul (as long as you just wanted to read the bible).
Most religions believe that the soul is
incorporeal (without a body).This may be the meaning of Soul, the part of each
of us which remains eternal even after physical death.
Does
the Soul identify with the body?
James Hillman said “"Until the soul gets what it
wants it must fall ill again" (1976). Hillman approached the study of the psyche,
including pathologies, as soul expression. Through the Soul’s expression, creativity
is born. Hillman is a pioneer in linking psychology to the workings of the
soul, but his point of view suggests that the soul does identify with and try
to heal the body.
Does
the soul ever judge and if not, how does it know?
In case this question doesn’t make sense, I am
asking how the soul can know anything if it doesn’t make judgments of some
kind? I think a judgment always separates us from whatever we are judging, so
the soul cannot judge, but only love, pretty much as a perfect God would love
without judgment. Many believe that the soul is a human extension of God, or a “spark
of God”
Can
the soul express itself through means other than language?Sure, through dreams, myths, archetypes, perhaps even though illness.
What is the Soul?
Paul Twitchell defines Soul as the true self; the inner, most sacred
part of each person. I think that’s a good
start for understanding the Soul.
I will be offering Soul Readings through August 15th at a reduced special rate. Go to www.earthwindskye.com
