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The Human Soul: Denial of the Soul

Introduction

Reminder - What is the soul? The soul is the real you, not your physical body, nor your spiritual body. It is the living, feeling, emotional, passionate heart of you;

The soul has attributes and qualities; Passion, Desire, Emotion, Feelings, Aspirations, Intentions, Free Will, Memory, Personality, Instinct, Natural Love, Energy;

God's Love cannot flow into us while we are shutting down our own soul;

Truth = Emotions, passions, desires, intentions, inspirations and aspirations in harmony with God's Love. Cause the soul to expand and come closer to God, and create pleasure and happiness;

Error = Emotions, passions, desires, intentions, inspiration and aspirations in disharmony with God's Love. Cause the soul to sin (miss the mark) in thoughts, words or actions and create pain and unhappiness.

Understanding Cause and Effect

Causes of all thoughts, words & actions are emotions, passions, desires and intentions;

Pointless trying to change thoughts, words or actions if you are not going to address the underlying causes.

What Is Soul Denial?

It is when we choose to deny our:

True emotional condition;

Our true passions and desires;

To not face our deepest soul desires for God, and then our soul mate);

To not face our deepest soul desires for our soul mate;

Choose to shutdown how we feel in any situation.

Indications We Are In Denial

We have physical pain in our lives. Physical pain is our body telling us that we are denying our emotional experience;

We have emotional pain in our lives. Emotional pain is the result of our not accepting Divine Truth, or not living in harmony with Divine Love;

We have addictions that we cannot seem to get rid off. Sex, food, alcohol, drugs, drink (like coke etc) etc.;

Repetitive Law of Attraction results. LOA brings you the same events over and over again with different people. LOA brings you children/pet events over and over again;

We are numb to our emotions, and live in our logical mind. We do not make instant decisions, but need all the facts first. We have to weigh up the competing emotions of others;

Feeling capping emotions. Anger, neediness;

Feeling emotions not harmonious with showing Love. Fear, doubt, anger, resentment, hatred, jealousy, envy, rage;

We are selective in our emotional experience. We try to deny our pain, and spend time trying to latch onto pleasure;

We are influenced by other people's opinions, and avoid telling the truth in all circumstances. We always choose to avoid living in truth in order to avoid an emotion;

We tell ourselves we are happy, but are not as yet at-one with God. If we are not yet at-one, then we are denying some emotions or Divine Truth in disharmony;

We are self-righteous, but unreceptive in our heart to more Divine Truth. We have learned to block our ears and our hearts (Mat 13:14,15);

Our heart is hardened to how we hurt others by treating them unlovingly. We line in our addictions, seeing our problems as created by others.

How Do We Deny The Soul?

External Tools Of Emotional Denial

External tools of denial include:

Anything that is outside of yourself that you use to run away from your emotions. Anything that takes us away from our true feelings, and creates a fictitious personal state. Eg. Choosing pleasure experiences when our soul is in pain. Eg. Choosing to busy ourselves to stay away from pain. Eg. Choosing to shut down ourselves (go into depression or apathy) to get away from pain. Eg. Choosing to intellectualize ourselves away from pain

How do you feel when someone confronts these tools of denial? How do you respond?

Internal Tools Of Emotional Denial

Internal tools of denial include:

Internal attitudes or beliefs which help us stay away from our soul;

Any internal arguments you use to keep you away from your emotions;

We deny we have the underlying emotion. Denial "It's not really happening!";

We intellectualize away the underlying emotion. Repression "It never happened!";

We live in harmony with our underlying emotion so it appears like it does not exist. Conversion "I avoid situations that make me uncomfortable, or that remind me it happened";

We shift the blame other people for our emotions. Projection "I feel this way because of what you said or did";

We disassociate from causal events. Disassociation "I don't remember what happened";

We minimize our emotions, saying that the emotion does not govern our lives. Minimization "I know it happened, but it wasn't that bad really";

We justify our emotions, saying that everyone has them. Justifying "I know it happened, but if it did not happen I would not be the person I am".

How To Get Out Of Denial

Set your intention - Do you really want to be out of denial?

Breathe;

Pray - Ask God to help you;

Talk to your spirit friends, and ask them for help and assistance;

Open your heart to your own emotions;

Start observing your own behavior;

Be honest about your fears;

Take note of Law of Attraction events happening in your life;

Face the Divine Truth of any and all situations;

Begin following your passions no matter how afraid you are;

Follow the desires that are harmonious with Love, and allow yourself to admit to desires in disharmony;

Take actions that focus on opening up yourself emotionally rather than denying your emotion.

References, Music and Movies

Movie: "Dead Man Walking" 1995. Susan Sarandon & Sean Penn (MA Rating)

Movie: "Magnolia" 1999. Tom Cruise, Julianne Moore & Philip Seymour Hoffman (MA Rating)

Movie: "Frances" 1982. Jessica Lange & Sam Shepard

Movie: "Sunset Boulevard" 1950. William Holden & Gloria Swanson

Movie: "Requiem for a Dream" 2000. Jared Leto & Jennifer Connelly (MA Rating)

Reference: "The Bible". Mat 13:14,15

Reference: "The True Gospel" Padgett Messages. Volume I, page 159. Professor Salyards "Various

Experiences of Spirits When They Arrive in the Spirit World"

Reference: "The Heart Of The Soul: Emotional Awareness". Gary Zukav & Linda Francis

Reference: "Thoughts from the Heart of the Soul: Meditations on Emotional Awareness". Gary Zukav and Linda Francis. b