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YOUR SOULMATE IS PEACE
Sometimes your soulmate is just peace.
Not a person. Not a relationship.
Just peace. And that is enough.
When your nervous system is calm, when your mind is quiet, when your spirit is rested...
That is love too.
Stop chasing chaos to feel alive.
Choose the life that feels like home in your body.
@SpirituallyAcquainted
YOUR SOULMATE IS PEACE
Sometimes your soulmate is just peace.
Not a person. Not a relationship.
Just peace. And that is enough.
When your nervous system is calm, when your mind is quiet, when your spirit is rested...
That is love too.
Stop chasing chaos to feel alive.
Choose the life that feels like home in your body.
@SpirituallyAcquainted
“Jai Shiv Shakti”
Divine Communion of Shiva and Shakti Ekabhumi Charles Ellik Recreation by Talon Abraxas
May the cosmic couple whose divine union brings forth the very essence of creation, preservation, and transformation, bless us and guide us on our spiritual journey, nurturing our souls and inspiring us to walk the path of righteousness and unity. Have a blissful day ahead.
The Divine Love of Shiva and Parvati – The Eternal Union of Consciousness and Shakti
The divine love of Lord Shiva and Maa Parvati is one of the most profound and sacred symbols in Sanatan Dharma, representing the eternal union of Shiva (Pure Consciousness) and Shakti (Divine Energy). Their relationship is founded on unwavering devotion, mutual respect, sacrifice, and unconditional love, inspiring devotees to cultivate harmony, patience, and spiritual companionship in their own lives. While Shiva embodies detachment, wisdom, and transcendence, Parvati represents compassion, strength, nurturing, and the creative power that sustains the universe. Together, they demonstrate that true love is not merely an emotional bond but a sacred partnership that balances strength with gentleness, austerity with grace, and power with compassion. Their divine union reminds humanity that when faith, love, and dharma guide a relationship, it becomes a path toward both worldly happiness and spiritual liberation.
When the mind is festering with trouble or the heart torn, we can find healing among the silence of mountains or fields, or listen to the simple, steadying rhythm of waves. The slowness and stillness gradually takes us over. Our breathing deepens and our hearts calm and our hungers relent. When serenity is restored, new perspectives open to us and difficulty can begin to seem like an invitation to new growth.
This invitation to friendship with nature does of course entail a willingness to be alone out there. Yet this aloneness is anything but lonely. Solitude gradually clarifies the heart until a true tranquility is reached. The irony is that at the heart of that aloneness you feel intimately connected with the world. Indeed, the beauty of nature is often the wisest balm for it gently relieves and releases the caged mind.
JOHN O'DONOHUE
Excerpt from his books, Divine Beauty (Europe) / Beauty: The Invisible Embrace (US)
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To think that we can finally get it all together is unrealistic. To seek for some lasting security is futile. To undo our very ancient and very stuck habitual patterns of mind requires that we begin to turn around some of our most basic assumptions. Believing in a solid, separate self, continuing to seek pleasure and avoid pain, thinking that someone “out there” is to blame for our pain—one has to get totally fed up with these ways of thinking. One has to give up hope that this way of thinking will bring us satisfaction. Suffering begins to dissolve when we can question the belief or the hope that there’s anywhere to hide.
Pema Chödrön
“Opt for privacy and solitude. That doesn’t make you antisocial or cause you to reject the rest of the world. But you need to breathe. And you need to be.”
— Albert Camus, Notebooks
Warriorship is a continual Journey. To be a Warrior is to learn to be genuine in every moment of your Life
Chögyam Trungpa