Anima Voce

Who we are is reflected in any moment by the emotions that we feel.  Who  we are  in relationship with the others, are we  in relationship  with what we ever been, who are we in relationship with the potential we have. Is all about the perspective the way of self- evaluation. They key is the way of perception, of judgement. That is our power of free will in choosing the way we want to take,  choosing  the door we want to open and the  key we want to use it. It can be the way of glory or it can be the way of deception. It can be the door of happiness or it can be the door of despair . It can be the key of self- healing or it can be the key of self-abandonment.   When we are not in harmony with what we  feel inside, the conflict in ourselves amplifies .  When we don't utilize or live up to our full potential, we risk becoming hopeless and depressed. We may be functional, but not fulfilled; we may be successful, but not satisfied.

​Prior to my spiritual awakening, I felt all my life deeply  alienated from myself and for my life.  Just like you, I have walked the path, made mistakes, sunk into the depths of despair, and reflected deeply on my life to bring about the changes needed to step into my own divine power, to find the harmony between within my body mind and spirit,  to cultivate conscious self-awareness, to remember who I am , why I am here and where I am going , to restore my alignment with my higher- self  to redefine my connection  with God. And nothing is as fulfilling as a free slowing life as an expression of who you truly are.

E.E. Cummins said :''It takes courage to grow up and become who you really are''. It can take you out from  your comfort zone. Who you really are meaning becoming the person you know deep in your heart you came here to be. Courage is a heart word. The root of the word ''courage is ''cor'' - the Latin word for ''heart''.  And so it takes heart to become the person you know deep inside you came here to be, and manifest the life you truly long for. A life that has never been lived before, where everything you experience is yours and only yours.

​In his own journey of self-discovery, E. E. Cummings also prayed for strength to be his essential self : "May I be I is the only prayer—not may I be great or good or beautiful or wise or strong.”

 Whatever your story is, whatever your pain, your fears, knowing  your true self is means lots of inner work, it means really diving deep into your soul. Revealing the root of  your self-sabotage, healing and integrating the causes of your unhealthy and negative habits and patterns, detecting and clearing your unconscious limitative beliefs, freeing yourself for the baggage of your past, unlocking the aspects of ourselves that have been lost, uncovering your own in-born gifts and talents, finding what is your soul’s blueprint  are the principal paths to allow your soul to grow and to  transform your life.

There is a place in each of us where our authentic self drives, where we return to reclaim our peace, our harmony and our joy , to remember  that the struggles and problems can be opportunities to help us grow stronger.