Our Entangled Souls

A Warning About Speaking to Children and the Vulnerable One of the most sacred responsibilities we hold as human beings is the way we speak to children and vulnerable individuals—those who are still forming their sense of self, or who are in a position of dependence, sensitivity, or emotional fragility. Words spoken to children are not just heard—they are absorbed, internalized, and believed. Where an adult might hear criticism and filter it through reason, experience, or emotional boundaries, a child accepts your words as truth—especially if they come from a parent, teacher, religious leader, or anyone seen as an authority. To a child, your tone is not just sound—it is the voice of reality. Your praise becomes their confidence. Your criticism becomes their shame. Your encouragement becomes their belief in possibility. Your insults become who they think they are. If you call a child stupid, they will believe they are stupid. If you tell them they are worthless, they will carry that wei...

The Power of Language: Words as the Manifestation of the Soul Language is not neutral. The words we choose are not just tools for communication—they are expressions of our consciousness, reflections of our soul’s current state. Every word spoken carries intention, energy, and frequency. It’s why words can uplift, inspire, and heal—or wound, degrade, and divide. The words we speak are the verbal manifestation of our soul. They are the bridge between thought and action, between what we hold inside and what we release into the world. - The Cultural Degradation of Language There has been a growing trend—across media, music, casual conversation, and even professional spaces—to normalize foul, vulgar, and degrading language. Words that once carried the weight of taboo or caution are now used casually, even thoughtlessly, in everyday speech. Some argue that repetition removes offense, that these words have lost their original sting. But this is a misunderstanding of energy and intent. Just be...

The Problem with Religion: When Truth is Buried in Dogma Religion, at its core, contains truths that are consistent across all belief systems. These truths are expressions of energy seeking equilibrium, fundamental principles that transcend culture, time, and doctrine. But the same consistency that gives religion its validity is also what undermines it—because instead of embracing the universality of truth, religions often claim exclusivity, each believing itself to be the sole possessor of divine knowledge. This is where religion fails—not because it lacks truth, but because it buries truth beneath dogma, exclusivity, and fear. - The Universal Truths Across Religions If you want to bake a chocolate cake, it doesn’t matter what religion you follow. If you have the correct ingredients and follow the process, you will get a chocolate cake. The same is true for spiritual laws. Love leads to unity and peace. Hate leads to division and suffering. What you sow, you reap. Compassion heals; cr...

The Truth Will Set You Free—But It Will Not Necessarily Make Life Easier There is a deep and often misunderstood truth in the phrase, “The truth will set you free.” Many believe that once they discover the truth—about themselves, the universe, or the divine—that their struggles will vanish, that peace will come easily, that life will open itself up in fairness and comfort. But truth is not a key to comfort—it is a key to clarity. And while clarity brings freedom, it does not guarantee ease. - The Freedom of Truth vs. the Weight of Reality Knowing the truth will not pay your rent. It will not ease your financial burdens. It will not protect you from being passed over for a promotion. It will not stop others from being discourteous, disrespectful, or hateful—because of your race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, birthplace, or a hundred other illusions of division. The truth doesn’t erase the world’s cruelty—but it reveals its source. It allows you to see the why behind the actions ...