Tag: love
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The Sacred in All Things
A Return to Wholeness—Every single place on Earth is sacred. Every single body on Earth is sacred. These are not just poetic ideals or abstract spiritual sayings. They are living truths — deep, resonant chords that echo through every stone, stream, heartbeat, and breeze. And yet, as modern humans moving through a world obsessed with…
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The Heart is the Gateway
Hello wondrous Souls. Today I am talking about the heart and it’s luminosity. I have come to understand that my heart is not just the centre of my body—it is the gateway to the entire universe. And so is yours. It’s easy to forget this, especially in a world that praises logic over feeling, speed…
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Trusting and Knowing Yourself
Have you ever longed to be deeply seen, only to find yourself met with silence or misunderstanding? There’s a quiet truth I’ve come to know—one that didn’t arrive all at once, but gently, over time: People can only recognise you to the extent that they’ve come to know themselves. It’s not an easy truth. I…
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The Hidden Danger of the Ordinary
Hello, wondrous Souls, Today I am talking about being extraordinary… We’re often taught that “ordinary” is safe. That if we stay in our lane, play by the rules, and blend into the beige backdrop of convention, we’ll be rewarded with a quiet life. But let me offer another view—not a radical rebellion, but a soul…
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Seeing the Scars, But Not the Story
Hello wondrous Souls, Today I am talking about perception… I always begin my presentations by sharing parts of my story to set the context of my brand. However, after a talk I gave to a large group of women on personal branding through archetypes, I was approached by someone who lingered back as the crowd thinned.…
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When Presence Becomes a Portal
The Soul’s Unshakeable Mission Yesterday, I turned 66—Another cycle around the sun. Another layer of wisdom settled into my bones. I’ve come to love birthdays, not just as milestones of age, but as invitations—gateways that open into deeper self-knowing. With each passing year, a little more wisdom rises to the surface, and a little more…
ELIZABETH ELLAMES 