Author: Joycelyn Marshall

Author of Self-Mastery/True Self-Empowerment & Upgrading Your Life & Aligning with your authenticity & Aligning with your authenticity Vol. 2 & Poetry for the Awakening Soul & Poetry from the Quiet Center

An empowered soul in one’s true power

From my eBook:- Aligning with your authenticity by Joycelyn Marshall

An empowered soul in one’s true power

As an empowered soul, you put yourself on your own pedestal which can only be reached by being in your truth.

You choose to make conscious decisions, verified by higher Divine guidance brought by way of one’s intuition or other visible signs, and executed with pure intentions and are grateful for what manifests.

You choose to correct the underlying cause of any action that was made unconsciously, fully owning the consequences of those that resulted in missteps without condemning one’s self as “bad”.

You know that your every experience is a chance to evolve which sometimes comes wrapped in “bad” packaging.

You are aligned with a higher consciousness and inner peace so everything is resolved with ease.

Feeling at home with ourselves

From my eBook:- Aligning with your authenticity by Joycelyn Marshall

Feeling at home with yourself  

Feeling at home with yourself or authenticity is a “trueness and comfort” that allows you to accept, embrace and unconditionally love your many aspects – while working to lovingly integrate your shadow aspects to be at your full potential.

At this spiritual choice point

From my eBook:- Aligning with your authenticity by Joycelyn Marshall

At this spiritual choice point: you can choose to move beyond your limiting emotions to be at a place of love and peace, or you can choose to go along those limiting emotions, which wouldn’t take you far and can possibly cause you harm. Being able to readily process the underlying cause behind your limiting emotions and move to a place of love and peace is a sign of spiritual maturity.

To evolve or not to evolve

From my eBook: Aligning with your authenticity Vol. 2 by Joycelyn Marshall

Sometimes our action will inspire others to “up their game”, i.e., improve the quality of what they are doing. Sometimes our action will trigger others by bringing forth issues that need to be addressed. This goes both ways and it’s our right what we choose to do with this. An empowered soul would choose to evolve from this interaction, either way, by recognizing that we are interconnected.

Is there a part of you that feels separated?

From my eBook:- Aligning with your authenticity by Joycelyn Marshall

Shadow work helps us to love the part of us that feels rejected or feels “bad” especially when exposed to others. Every part of us has its place so working to accept and integrate that part that needs more love and healing can open us up to unconditional self love which helps with our inner peace and with reaching our full potential.

Put your whole self into it

From my eBook:- Upgrading Your Life by Joycelyn Marshall

Put your whole self into it

Put your energies and focus where you know you can be effective. Put your whole self into your life purpose (your calling) and peck, peck away at it. 

Our calling is given to us by God which means success is guaranteed when we put our best effort into it, every step of the way.

(This is our calling given to us by God so “our best effort” also includes acting at our highest form with pure intentions and relating respectfully, fairly and with compassion.)

When anger is not an acceptable response

From my eBook:- Aligning with your authenticity by Joycelyn Marshall

When anger is not an acceptable response

“Anger from anyone in response to you exercising your right” is not an acceptable response. We may encounter this from our outer world in one or some of its forms. Don’t let this harsh anger energy prevent you from amicably pursuing what’s meant for you or what is your right. That’s also part of taking care of yourself, your responsibility to yourself.

Listen closely to understand the other

From my eBook:- Aligning with your authenticity by Joycelyn Marshall

Listen closely to understand the other

Sometimes in listening to others, we need to remove thoughts about ourselves, so that we can focus and understand what is being told from the other’s point of view. We would wish same from them. This is at the heart of empathy.