Soul Lessons from God: Trinity Knot
Quiet Moments of Reflection
The Trinity or Triquetra is a Celtic symbol depicting a knot with three interlocking loops in an enclosed circle symbolizing unity and oneness of mind, body, and soul.
The mind represents our thoughts, consciousness and reasoning abilities. The body is the vessel of our being, the tangible part of our physical existence. The soul represents the energetic or immaterial part of our being, the innate knowledge and wisdom from the beginning of time and our connection to our higher power. The Trinity Knot represents harmony and balance among all three aspects.
Life can get hectic and busy as we navigate the responsibilities of our daily lives. Things can get even more complex if we are navigating our inner landscape, digging deep within to release the hold of the past. As we release attachments it takes time for our energetic bodies to reset and there is a transition period of adjustment. This can be an uncomfortable time, but it will pass.
Mindfulness is a practice that enables us to stay grounded in the present moment while meditation and quiet reflection can help us find the stillness within. When we practice mindfulness and reflection, we can tap into our innate wisdom and find clarity and guidance as we navigate our journey.
This gives us the ability to harness the energy of our thoughts and calm the stress in our bodies and connect with the depth of our soul. During these quiet moments of reflection, we can find the answers we seek. Perhaps we are stuck on a piece of history doing inner work or we are having too many bad days at work. Seeking guidance from within guides us on the true path to healing.
Soul Lessons from God: Flower of Life
Oneness, Unity, and Respect All Life
The Flower of Life is an ancient, geometric symbol that contains 19 overlapping circles within one unified circle, revealing an intricate pattern of overlapping flowers.
The Flower of Life symbolizes oneness, unity, creation and the interconnectedness of all beings, and the cycles of life, death and rebirth. Life represents phases of change and growth, whereas death represents the phase of transition and the need for rest and renewal. Rebirth is the stage of revival, the start of a new beginning.
When we recognize the connection we all share, we can heal the divisions that so often tear us apart. Through acts of compassion, empathy and understanding we can release our individual and collective wounds and embody the wisdom and interconnectedness of all life.
When we embrace the symbolism of the Flower of Life, we begin to experience a deeper connection to life. In doing so, we begin to view our experiences, and the people connected to us symbolically. We can release ourselves from the “why me” mentality and view our experiences for the lessons they are teaching us.
When we examine our experiences in this way, we cast aside blame, judgement, and our need to control the outcome. Giving us the ability to see how our own choices, actions, or inactions created our own reality. We can release the hold the past has over us, embrace the lesson, apply the knowledge, and live a balanced more peaceful life with all of humanity.
Learn More About Soul Life Lessons
Soul Life Lessons Blog
Spirit Animal Symbolism
Soul Life Lessons Blog
Written Series
Spirit Animal Symbolism
Soul Life Lessons Blog
Spirit Animal Symbolism
Spirit Animal Symbolism
Spirit Animal Symbolism