A Case of Soul Recognition?
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By Good Morning Starshine
Published on 03/9/2010
Surely you can think of one or two times in your life when you've been touched by the magical brush of instantaneous connection. The fact that such things can happen seems to be a clear indication that the Universe has certain experiences reserved just for us, personally.
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Could it be that our soul essence recognizes friends and beloveds from past lives, dream worlds or other levels? It certainly seems to be so.
When Rumi first encountered his major mentor, Shams i Tabriz, in a city square, he was a well-regarded, if conventional, sacred scholar. One look at Shams and Rumi fell right down on the ground in a faint! The two became inseparable friends after that, and the rest is history.
Surely you can think of one or two times in your life when you've been touched by the magical brush of instantaneous connection? Perhaps you were even blessed to be able to develop a friendship or relationship with such a person, finding the companionability to grow even sweeter over time. The fact that such things can even happen seem to be clear indicators that the Universe has certain experiences reserved just for us, personally.
Here's a video from National Geographic of a hound and an orangutan who hit it off unabashedly, after regarding each other for a couple of minutes. Their sense of mutuality and playfulness, I hope, will be an inspiration to remind us that, yes, we do belong.
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Tuesday, March 9, 2010
A Case of Soul Recognition?
Ever wonder how it is that we are instantaneously drawn to some people, feel only lukewarm toward others and are downright repelled by others still?Could it be that our soul essence recognizes friends and beloveds from past lives, dream worlds or other levels? It certainly seems to be so.
When Rumi first encountered his major mentor, Shams i Tabriz, in a city square, he was a well-regarded, if conventional, sacred scholar. One look at Shams and Rumi fell right down on the ground in a faint! The two became inseparable friends after that, and the rest is history.
Surely you can think of one or two times in your life when you've been touched by the magical brush of instantaneous connection? Perhaps you were even blessed to be able to develop a friendship or relationship with such a person, finding the companionability to grow even sweeter over time. The fact that such things can even happen seem to be clear indicators that the Universe has certain experiences reserved just for us, personally.
Here's a video from National Geographic of a hound and an orangutan who hit it off unabashedly, after regarding each other for a couple of minutes. Their sense of mutuality and playfulness, I hope, will be an inspiration to remind us that, yes, we do belong.