Lately I’ve been asked, “Jennifer, how is Soul Language different from Human Design?” It’s a beautiful question—because there is overlap in the realm of spiritual systems. Yet Soul Language operates from an entirely different posture. Let me share what I see. 1 | System vs. Conversation Human Design gives you a chart—a map, a design, […]
Exploring spirituality is a powerful mechanism for self-awareness, growth and evolution. Opening to spiritual exploration is for some, an ever-present call, for others perhaps a spontaneous awakening, or the result of a life-altering experience. Leveraging the Inspiration Whatever the mechanism, unfolding and leveraging the inspiration, insights, awareness gleaned from spiritual practice happens through anchoring and
I have been a practicing, paid intuitive for over a decade and sometimes I still don’t always catch when my Soul is talking to me. Why do I miss it? FEAR. I’m afraid of what I might have to do or become if I listen to my Soul’s guidance. I forget that fear is only
There is a line in the recent Avengers move “Endgame” (and I’m paraphrasing here) that says “humans will not truly learn to create unless they forget where they have been”. And (spoiler alert!) yes, I know it is said by the evil guy that destroys half the Universe, but there is some truth here… Your
Every so often, my webmail service sends me a list of people who have unsubscribed to my newsletter. I usually go in and delete these people from the master list. This month, when I noticed that someone who is a former client had unsubscribed, I immediately went into self-judgment and fix-it mode: what did I
Congratulations! You have another new year to create numerous miracles. Well…in reality each new moment is an opportunity to create a miracle, but… There is this old joke: A terrible storm came into a town and local officials sent out an emergency warning that the riverbanks would soon overflow and flood the nearby homes. They
Sometimes I make a decision so fierce that once it is made, I don’t really pay attention to anything else. I decided that I was going to cull down my list and accidentally deleted the entire thing. 10 years worth of information gone in one second. Typically, in emergency situations, I tend to go into
It can be very interesting to observe yourself through the eyes of others. What we may find frustrating in them is what we are really annoyed about in ourselves. So often we are entrenched in our stories of failure. One of the phrases I hear a lot is, “I tried that and it didn’t work.”
Several years ago, I was in the post office waiting in line. A woman will a three seat stroller, which was loaded with packages was trying to open those heavy post office doors. I asked her if she needed help and she looked at me and said, “Nope, I’m fine.” She obviously was not fine.
