From my eBook: Aligning with your authenticity Vol. 2 by Joycelyn Marshall
Self-care is important even when we are an empowered soul on our own pedestal, aligned with our authenticity and in our true power.
Self-care, even as an empowered soul
Author: Joycelyn Marshall
Author of Self-Mastery/True Self-Empowerment & Upgrading Your Life & Aligning with your authenticity & Aligning with your authenticity Vol. 2
A step to tearing the wall down
From my eBook: Aligning with your authenticity Vol. 2 by Joycelyn Marshall
We sometimes unconsciously build a wall to protect our open heart from bleeding from the panic and pain created by our fears of not understanding “what will be in our lives”. Shifting to embracing “what is” will create that step to tearing the wall down and open us up to seeing and recognizing new possibilities.
In a higher standing
From my eBook: Aligning with your authenticity Vol. 2 by Joycelyn Marshall
Desires from the inflated or deflated ego can cause us unnecessary suffering and can disturb our peace of mind. Being in our authenticity or our true (soul) self means having mostly desires from our soul which are bound to lead to fulfillment and inner peace when we follow them and will place us in a higher standing.
Getting along
From my ebook: Aligning with your authenticity Vol. 2 by Joycelyn Marshall
It becomes easier to get along well with others with a difference in perception when we reach a higher level of consciousness—as we are more open-minded, compassionate, and empathetic.
Looking back with compassion
From my ebook: Aligning with your authenticity Vol. 2 by Joycelyn Marshall
Seeing it from another’s perspective and empathizing can sometimes mean looking back with compassion and remembering when we were in a similar situation.
An outcome that is a likeness
From my eBook: Aligning with your authenticity Vol. 2 by Joycelyn Marshall
Inner peace—a benefit of being in our authenticity, of the soul—helps us to have more control of our focus. When we can fully focus on the potential that this moment has, we can create at our highest level and are most likely to get back an outcome that is the likeness to our pure intentions.
From a position of love, openness and curiosity
From my eBook:- Aligning with your authenticity by Joycelyn Marshall
Inner peace helps us to easily shift to a position of love, openness and curiosity. When we engage from such a position we are more likely to gain from the experience and less likely to feel burdensome or pain that comes more with engaging from a position of expectation or a readiness to judge.
Issues beneath the surface behind you
From my eBook: Aligning with your authenticity Vol. 2 by Joycelyn Marshall
When following your highest aspirations (soul’s desires) or fulfilling your purpose, the Universe will alert you of any potential damage to the outcome on your path. It may require you to put up “a solid boundary” or just to look over your shoulder and address the issue beneath the surface behind your back. Every issue will be resolved successfully with ease as you’re aligned with a higher consciousness and inner peace.
As you prepare to act
From my eBook: Aligning with your authenticity Vol. 2 by Joycelyn Marshall
Carefully consider the consequences as you prepare to act. Will this put you on your highest path?
Our best action will align with our highest aspirations, and it will feel just right when we verify it with Divine Guidance. This is how we bring consciousness to our intentions to make the choices that would place us in the highest position to achieving the life our soul desires – which also includes getting along well with others in peace and love.
In its pure form
From my eBook:- Aligning with your authenticity by Joycelyn Marshall
Authentic experiences come from one’s actions being in alignment with one’s nature in its pure form, of the soul, and not of the inflated or deflated ego. Aligning with one’s authenticity helps one to successfully live a meaningful and fulfilled life—rich in spirit; of high integrity; unconditionally loving oneself; relating fairly, peacefully and respectfully; as one’s true self.
Joycelyn Marshall 