Tortured Souls.

There are few ideals that are aligned with human interaction. From a young age, we are taught to show each other respect, love, loyalty and the undying willingness to help each other to grow. What happens though, when the universe pairs two naturally dark souls? They either become extremely self-destructive and allow for the darkness to cloud their abilities to trust in the love that is presented before them – or – they are given the opportunity to create a new sense of light that enables them to strive for a better sense of all-round being, unbeknown to their consciousness.

When we continuously hurt each other, we are only going against the grain of Mother Nature’s deepest desire for us to unite in our pain and stand forcefully in our love for one another. I expressed in a conversation with some of my loved ones the other day, that the Church does not explore the truths expressed in the book of Revelations. There is a passage that reads of how man believes himself to be omnipotent, to the extent that he is abusive towards other species are found within this beautiful space that we call planet earth. What we are not taught is that God will bring about disaster upon disaster that man cannot surpass; thus revealing to us that there is a greater power out there, which will someday remove us from each other’s presence.  I am more-so spiritual than religious, but this passage articulates an honesty that extends not only to the ways in which we are becoming more complacent in our existence as a whole, but also to the manner in which we are able to casually disregard the spirit of another being, that we are supposedly connected to in love and especially sexual interrelations.

When one tortured soul is attracted to another, that is considerably worse off, what are the benefits that lie between the natures of their interaction? Why is it so much easier to break the spirit of the one who is constantly appreciative of the elevation of self and selves alike? Have we as a race, gone so far into our negative selfishness, that we are unable to recognise the love that others wish to unfold in unison with the growth that we hope to acquire, as individuals? These are the multifaceted questions that can only be allowed a genuine response, once we begin to understand that we are here to save ourselves; as well as the few others that are strategically brought through into our present lives – either from the experiences encountered in our past lives or for the purposes of creating a grandeur sense of meaning to the lives that we wish to flourish in, today. It is up to us to take ownership of the letting go of our innate pride in order to successfully nourish the bonds that we are so blessed to be a part of.

It is only once we come to terms with our demons that we too, will be able to become born again, in love, physical connection, emotional awareness and an all-round sensation of harmonious existence. 

We need to better appreciate the fulfilment  of the special ones who are gifted to us by a greater source of enlightenment; whether it is: ancestral, spiritual or for a general awakening of the soul’s worth. It is only when we start to recognise ourselves as each other’s keepers that we will be of a new energy that is all encompassing of the love and commitment that we so desperately seek to uphold.

Best Love,

Khaleesi Ipel of the *Universe*


P.S.  “I believe in the immeasurable power of love; that true love can endure any circumstance and reach across any distance.”  

― Steve Maraboli, Unapologetically You: Reflections on Life and the Human Experience