This past week brought a huge breakthrough for me—the kind that realigns everything quietly but completely. I won’t go into the details of that shift (not today), but what I do want to talk about is what we do with sadness and heartbreak. Most of us handle sadness like a leaky faucet. A few drips […]
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,
The other day, a client shared with me that she had been staring out her window, filled with angst, and wondering: “Is this it…is this how success feels?”I thought it was a brilliant question. We are often taught to measure success by external parameters—money, recognition, titles, or accomplishments. But the real question is: what does
The most important relationship in your life, is the one with yourself and your higher power. As humans, our innate nature is to feel whole, complete, and connected to everything. However, through experiences, we often believe we are separated from our essential nature and higher power. When others insist there’s only one way to address
I miss you…that is what my Soul says when I’m not paying attention or engaging with it. What is your Soul saying? I’m a Teacher of Integrity (Soul Language), which means I see, hear, and feel when people (and myself) are out of alignment with themselves and their businesses. When you are out of alignment
In a world where control seems like a shield against uncertainty, it’s essential to recognize that true safety emanates from within. The illusion of control offers a semblance of security, but real peace comes from surrendering the need to control external circumstances. We can only let go of the constant vigilance and fear of unexpected
In our journey through life, many of us have experienced a sense of conflict and war within ourselves and the world around us. We may not have consciously chosen this path, but it was all we knew. For me, surrender was once seen as a dirty word, equated with giving up and failing. However, through
When I was younger, I was at war with everything. It’s not like I set out to be in conflict with the Universe, I just didn’t know any other way to be in the world. Surrender Was a Very Dirty Word For Me It meant that I was giving up and failing. It took me
The first week of November is my birthday – I turned 50 this year. A couple of weeks prior to my birthday I was feeling as if I was living in the movie, “Groundhog Day”. Get up in the morning, feed the cat, do my sacred practice, eat breakfast, work, watch TV and sleep. I
