433. Let’s Talk About Isolation & Loneliness
Looking forward to tackling this topic, as it’s one I encounter quite often in this lifetime. As everyone has their own themes, mine certainly revolve around isolation and loneliness. Why? For anyone working with these themes, there can be lots of precursors. Often times past lives can push us toward cycling trough these themes. If we experience any sort of isolation or loneliness earlier in life, typically these patterns take a moment to phase out of. Additionally, if your purpose revolves around requiring you to be isolated or lonely for points or periods of time, you will certainly encounter it.
Due to the nature of my purpose, it’s important that I spend a decent amount of time “alone” or isolated from the collective. Why? It’s part of my journey to ensure that my channeling is my own, and not encumbered by anyone else’s. Certainly when you do new things, it’s important to be in your own “world”. Particularly in the sense that you must not pledge any allegiances. There are lots of benefits to isolation and loneliness, however, we often times don’t see it that way.
As a society, we are constantly pushing toward the opposite of isolation and loneliness. Loneliness is an epidemic, or at least that’s what the news stories say. When you turn on the TV and ever commercial you see is for an engagement ring, a cuddle with your family around the fire, and even anti-depressants are convincing you that it’s time to frolic in a field or go to the zoo, our society teaches us that lonelinness is bad. But what if we consider a different approach.
Loneliness or being isolated/alone is sometimes necessary. I certainly feel everyone in their life, at some point, deals with loneliness in a sense. Perhaps it’s physical, perhaps it’s mental/emotional. But I can certainly say as someone who channels the collective, often times we as individuals are quite separated from the ‘pulse” energy of the universe. Meaning that even if we aren’t isolated or alone in the traditional means/sense, we can of course be disconnected from source energies. I find this is often times a cause or reason for depression, as a whole.
While isolation and loneliness can lead to a host of issues, including being completely over-burdened by the energies and feeling like it will never end, therefore losing hope, faith optimism and inertia in the right direction. Or perhaps simply giving into the idea that loneliness is ad. loneliness can be painful, and it can hurt. Particularly when we realize what the “point” of our isolation and loneliness journey is. I often times feel that the universe puts us into these periods or points to challenge us. More often than not, we may have felt connected previously, but were inherently disconnected. Meaning that this push of isolation and loneliness is intended to “re-center” us. So that we can understand the true feeling of loneliness, and therefore, we won’t repeat it in the future. It’s important to recognize what these periods are like, what they are intended for, and the fact that they do not last. Circling back to the positives, here are some enlightening opportunities for isolation and loneliness:
Periods and opportunities for healing: Isolation and loneliness offers us space. Time to reflect. This may not be good for us at first, particularly if we are struggling and in pain, but it’s incredibly important to face these problems and issues. Use this time wisely by doubling down on self-work, self-care, meditation and more.
True resonation with the energy: If you have a warped relationship with connection or isolation and loneliness in general. Perhaps you never dealt with these energies, over-compensated for them, and are living a life avoiding them always trying to “fill the hole”, it’s likely the universe will pressure you into dealing with them. How to do that? Self-reflection and introducing these energies back to you. in other words, putting you in a state or being of isolation and loneliness.
Formulation of a belief system/perception value: If you’re someone who’s over-inundated by energies or the thoughts, feelings and emotions of others, this alone time is likely much-needed to reform your belief system and energy. This is certainly filed under self-care but the formulation of how you see the world, truly, from your own self, is often times invaluable.
Freedom: Without being required to do what you were previously doing or be in a strict/rigid routine, being isolated and alone means you get to re-formulate your experiences. What you like to do, or want to do. Of course, this can ultimately not go your way, as people have a tendency to help improve our lives, take advantage of what opportunities lay before you given your current options and circumstances.
Refinement: Losing things means that you can know and understand what’s serving you. Plain and simple.
