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Spiritual Communication After Death
Spiritual communication after death is often delayed due to energetic, emotional, and karmic factors. This essay explores why loved ones may not immediately reach out after transitioning, drawing from channeled insights and spiritual literature.
By Julie O'Hara - Author, Poet and Spiritual Warrior3 months ago in Humans
You Were Born to Be Real, Not Perfect
In a world that often values perfection over authenticity, the phrase "You were born to be real, not perfect" resonates deeply with individuals navigating the complexities of life. The notion of perfection can feel overwhelming, leading to anxiety, self-doubt, and a fear of failure. However, embracing authenticity can lead to a more fulfilling and joyful life. This article explores what it means to be real, the pitfalls of perfectionism, and ways to embrace your true self.
By Julie O'Hara - Author, Poet and Spiritual Warrior3 months ago in Humans
Individuation: The Journey to Wholeness in Jungian Psychology
Individuation is the process of becoming who you truly are—an integrated, whole self that embraces both the conscious and unconscious aspects of your psyche. Developed by Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung, this concept lies at the heart of analytical psychology and offers a profound framework for understanding personal growth, spiritual development, and psychological healing.
By Julie O'Hara - Author, Poet and Spiritual Warrior3 months ago in Humans
Divine Dichotomy: Understanding the Sacred Paradox at the Heart of Spirituality
At the heart of nearly every spiritual tradition lies a paradox—a Divine Dichotomy—that challenges our binary thinking and invites us into deeper understanding. It is the idea that two seemingly contradictory truths can coexist within the nature of the Divine and within ourselves. To grasp this concept is to begin unraveling the mystery of spiritual consciousness itself.
By Julie O'Hara - Author, Poet and Spiritual Warrior3 months ago in Humans
When the myths fall - Faith, democracy and the cost of belief. Content Warning.
“There’s a deep kind of grief that comes when the stories we grew up believing — about freedom, democracy, and moral leadership — collapse under the weight of truth”.
By Meg Schwarz3 months ago in Humans
Soul Contracts, Natal Charts and Pre-Incarnation Planning
Before we are born, spiritual teachings suggest we choose our life circumstances—including our relationships, challenges, and soul purpose—to foster growth. This concept of pre-incarnation planning is echoed in scripture, astrology, and metaphysical philosophy, offering clarity on suffering, wealth, karma, and the deeper meaning of our earthly journey.
By Julie O'Hara - Author, Poet and Spiritual Warrior3 months ago in Humans
They Never Tell You This Ugly Truth About Healing
It is said that healing is a chill weekend feel. You light a candle, play some low music, and simply sleep. Nobody tells you the other side of the coin, the ugly, disorienting, lonely side that is more like falling apart than improving.
By Tarek Rakhiess3 months ago in Humans
Trump Security Clearance Suspension: The Perkins Coie Connection
When the Trump administration was in power, one of the biggest talking points was always security: who had access to classified information and who didn’t. From the White House to the intelligence community, security clearances became a powerful tool for control, loyalty, and political drama.
By Muhammad Okasha3 months ago in Humans
Refugee Entry Suspension: How the Trump Administration Changed U.S. Immigration Policy
In early 2017, the world watched as the Trump administration made one of its most controversial decisions, the suspension of refugee entry into the United States. The move was part of a broader immigration policy aimed at tightening U.S. borders and limiting the number of people entering from certain countries. For many, it was a shock. For others, it was a promise kept. But for thousands of refugees, it meant uncertainty, fear, and long waits for safety.
By Muhammad Okasha3 months ago in Humans
we knew we were loved. Winner in Maps of the Self Challenge.
What is essential is invisible to the eye. - Antoine de Saint Exupéry ... The inception of much of what I have written over the years came directly or indirectly from my wife's wisdom and capacity for distilling concepts to their essence. It is a rare talent and one that I admire greatly. She is my chief muse.
By John Cox3 months ago in Humans
Self-confidence and nothing else
One of the most important traits of a person’s character is self-confidence — it affects every aspect of our lives and is an essential part of being human.
By Mohammad Noorbakhsh3 months ago in Humans
When Trump is Gone: The Challenge of Reconciliation
Healing political division after Trump’s presidency will require empathy, truth-telling, and long-term civic engagement—not punishment or forced re-education. Experts recommend strategies like dialogue, media literacy, and community-based reconciliation to rebuild trust and democratic norms.
By Julie O'Hara - Author, Poet and Spiritual Warrior3 months ago in Humans