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One place for caregivers to find real people, helpful communities, practical tools, resources, and encouragement for their journey.

24 contributions to Self-Organizing Organism
Saturday Vibes - Sacred Beings in Resonance
Hey Dear Ones, Dear SOO Family, Happy Saturday!!! Not every family member is always here and thats okay, haha let me tell ya I know what I'm talking about :DD he he, wink wink. Yet, the organism stays stable if we allow it to 🙏🌎 Today I came back into Skool and got my notifications back down to zero. Feels good and I love having some deep talk and loving conversations with you all. That feeds my soul very well!! thank you specifically @Karin Davis @Ope Dreville @Dana Renee @Khushi Soni @Melissa Watts @Kadijah Costa @Ben B. @Gina F @Steven Cruz @Val Vosburg @Mateja Zzzzz @Inna Shapiro and @Rena Nicole for your loving contributions here. 🤍🤍🤍 If not all of you know I have great help these days inside the community from @Ope Dreville. so also a round of applause to our brother for bringing the smiles on our faces and spreading his love as he does. ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥 Your sacredness is honored and we love your support in the community. 🌎🙏 As we live in a holy universe and on earth where holiness and sacredness got a little off track, we want to bring it back as community and we do. Thank you for all members who choose to send good vibes into this community. 🤜❤️‍🔥🤛 We are alwas happy for you to share your spirituality, what you're working on, inspirations, wins, heartships, or creations. We are in this together and I want to tell you that I love you very much. 🙌🌍 Today, @Dana Renee and I host an event in which we share sacred sounds and invite us into sacred resonance, supporting the global organism to harmonize and stabilize. We also support a young boy named Timothy with this event. He is 12 years old and needs medical support. With your contribution are you donating to a sacred cause. 🤍🌍🌎🌏🤍
Saturday Vibes - Sacred Beings in Resonance
3 likes • 19d
Will be jumping on for a short time today. Relaxing watching some football and spending time outside.
The Gift of Being Seen and Unconditional Love
The experiences we have are to be seen for what they are. Gratitude is a key aspect here as when we are in gratitude, we are open, our heart is open, and we are receptive to the truth of our being, seeing that the divine always has a plan for us in the now. To be seen for what we truly are is a gift and few can give that to us. We may meet people who remember us who we are at the time of our spiritual remembering. Some may not see us for who we are but are basing their perception of what we did or did not in the past. Meeting those who are open and truly grateful for our presence, is a god given gift. God gifts us beauty any given time. The blessing of gratitude and the immense trust god has in its creation is what makes it so beautiful. There's nowhere to go, and nowhere to be in order to follow God's plan. God can work through us at all times in the most beautiful ways. Profound things happen when we allow God to work through us. The right attitude is gratitude. God gives us all we need a all times and blesses us with unconditional love. This love is experiences with gratitude and the openness to faithful living. Faith is also something when harnessed, opens up doors that we couldn’t see before, but through trust, we allow the blessings of God to be seen and the path is revealed right in front of us. When God puts divine blessings on us, we find peace and harmony in the now. As God always blesses us with unconditional love, there's always blessings available for all of us, so there's no need for separation, war and hatred. These truths are to be felt by all religious leaders and followers who act in the name of god. Love you all unconditionally Jarne ❤️‍🔥 One Love. One World. One Organism. ✨🌎🙏
The Gift of Being Seen and Unconditional Love
1 like • Oct 10
Love this.
Potentially Triggering Question for the Men
Why are most men (excluding the awakened ones who have done the work/doing the work blah blah blah) so protective of their EGO? Why do they become extremely triggered and emotionally reactive, when you highlight the flaws of their EGO? And yes "women are the same". But I want to understand the male psyche from a male perspective. Please share! Thank you
6 likes • Sep 19
Think of ego as a suit of armor. Some men have grown up believing they must be strong, capable, and right to be respected. Over time, that armor can become tangled up with their sense of worth. When you point out a crack, you may mean, “This behavior is hurting our relationship.” But what they hear is, “You’re weak. You’re failing. You’re not enough.” They rush to defend the armor because being seen without it feels threatening. That doesn’t excuse hurtful reactions, and it doesn’t describe every man. But growth means learning that you can take off the armor, acknowledge a flaw, and still be worthy of respect. But this is just my opinion.
Calm and Centered
I intentionally find calm and center myself before engaging with others. I bring a healthier presence into every interaction that follows.
3 likes • Sep 17
@Jarne Großstück @Mahmoud Bayoumi I asked to join this group just now. I want to dig into this. I think men are disconnected and need a space to be themselves.
2 likes • Sep 18
@Jarne Großstück movement is medicine
Sun’Day 🌞
What is one word your soul needs today? Drop in the comments you might encourage someone who needs that exact word ✨🤍
3 likes • Aug 2
Signs My one word today is Signs This week, that word has taken on two meanings for me. First, I am learning to slow down and listen. I spend most of my time talking and helping others. Today, I want to pay attention to the signs people give me through their words and reflections. They help me understand how others see me and what I may need to notice about myself. Second, I am preparing to launch a new Mighty Caregivers project by placing signs in caregiver spaces. I have spent a lot of time talking about Mighty Caregivers. Now I am entering a new season where I am letting the signs do the talking. Instead of asking people to remember my words, I hope a simple sign with a QR code quietly speaks for itself. My prayer is that someone will stop, scan it, read a caregiver story or reflection, and be reminded that they are not alone. Sometimes the smallest signs point us to the hope we need most. Whether through a conversation or a sign in a caregiver space, I hope people find encouragement exactly when they need it.
2 likes • Aug 2
@Ope Dreville I do plan to be on this call today. Missed last week. It's a space that helps me.
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