Author Archive for C.C. Saint-clair

Random bad luck_Dare to Accept Karmic Dares [part 1/2]

Attempts to connect karma, soul, heart-energy and energy field to heartache, grief, illness, setbacks as well as to ‘lucky’ breaks, good news and momentary lulls in our lives just don’t work. Although the deconstruction of a situation from a spiritual angle is meant to explain differently what needs to be understood – as well as empower – it usually falls on fallow ground and annoys more than placates.
What glimmer of understanding might be cast along with a necessary shift of perception from within are mostly overtly or covertly dismissed as drivel leading to what is unattainable and I understand why it is so.

Souls_No Such Thing as a Lost soul [part 2/2]

Remember, we are souls in disguise. We are disguised in our body, in a body suit or, as Alan Watts called it, in our ‘bag of skin’. Remember, too, that though we only have one lifetime to act out, our soul is already loaded down by a heavy string of lives, past incarnations, anchored in the Dawn of Times.

Souls_No Such Thing As a Lost Soul [part1/2]

It is through a soulful link to our spirit and through the underlying principle that, though each challenge comes uninvited and is always most inopportune, we need to ‘actively’ accept all our disappointments and setbacks with an open heart. Accepting under duress and acquiring a ‘poor me’ victim status are not viable options. It doesn’t score us any points but this resentful passivity does make us sick. It forces us to make mistakes – sometimes irreparable ones.

feeling lucky = relief or gratitude?

Edited to include survivors of the New Zealand earthquake:Today, I’m doing a quick edit to add that, sadly, I’m once again feeling quite unspiritual because I still don’t get why being alive for so many victims and survivors [this time it’s of the massive earthquake that, yesterday, crumpled the city of Christchurch, in neighboring New Zealand,] is a simple matter of ‘luck’ or ‘miracle’ – subtext: “i’ve got no f -ing clue why I was spared.’