The Soul Knows

Happy Birthday Grandma! Today is my Grandmother's birthday and she has been on the forefront of my mind lately. Why? Because I do believe I saw my Grandma standing on my porch the other day. Just for the record, my Grandma passed away several years ago. But this vision made sense to me because just days prior I had called on my Grandpa to please come help fix whatever is troubling my car. Just for the record, my Grandpa passed away many many years ago. You may be thinking this is a bit strange to call for help from those that have passed on, but I am the first to admit, I do it all the time. Not to mention calling on Angels, Spirit Guides, Ascended Masters and sometimes anyone I can think of. But I digress, let's get back to Grandma and Grandpa.

I believe our soul, or subconscious, knows everything that can and will happen in our lives. It's the conscious mind that is left in the dark and, ironically, the part of the mind we most seemingly depend upon and follow. 

The subconscious mind is an act of faith. A trusting. A knowing.

That is why we get tripped up by it. Many of us mere humans want to control things, especially the things that matter most in our lives. I know I am guilty of this. But to control anything means that we know best and know all. In most cases that is furthest from the truth.

What we know is limited by what we know.

A soul that has lived only a handful of lives knows far less that a soul that has lived thousands of lives. That is where the knowing lies – experiences lived – past, present and future. So when passing judgement on someone, some soul, remember this to be true. 

Here is a perfect example of why I say this to be true. An acquaintance of mine taught me a valuable lesson on judgement and knowing. During COVID, this acquaintance was adamant to move forward with her daughter's wedding. Despite the fact that much of the world was still shut down, nothing was going to stop her. Upon learning this, I was quite judgmental of her for what I perceived to be selfishness. Regardless, the wedding took place and it was a beautiful day. Then, just over a year after her daughter's wedding, this acquaintance died suddenly and unexpectedly. She was still in what we would say "the prime of her life".

Was she so adamant about this wedding going on as planned because on a soul level, or subconscious level, she knew this would be the last major event she would share with her daughter in this lifetime in human form? I believe so. And now, thanks to her determinedness or knowingness, her daughter has beautiful memories of one of the most  joyful days of her life with her mother by her side embedded in her soul.

And this is why I truly believe the soul knows.