What an eye opener to think your soul is in need of defense. I spent over a year listening and sing “defend your soul”…this statement is from one of Yogi Bhajans great speeches. I came home from Summer Solstice trying to forget the battle I had in my head about my life mission. I am sure you know how it is when you have completed a sixty-two minute meditation; you want to think the pain alone with the information that broke thru was all a bad dream. I laughed at myself and tried to ignore the nagging fact that I had been told my life mission was to work with TEENS and it was not in the form of art classes.
After a couple of days basking in the wonderful waters of Pagosa Spring Resort I decided to follow my heart and serve my mission to serve teens as they move into sobriety. Then one day after I had dedicated a huge amount of time working on myself and the program that lived in my head; I had to write it down to make room in my head just to breath!
Well what do you know I was singing alone with my favorite homemade CD when WHAT, WHAT…I stopped the CD and started it over again and again. I cannot believe what I am hearing I have loved this song and listened to it for over a year at this point. I mean I have written a program surrounded by this sound current. How can this be the words changed and were now clearly saying “Befriend Your Soul” Yogi Bhajan voice was shouting out to me befriend your soul and telling everyone willing to listen. He was very clear on how we are all born with all of the tools needed to live this life Healthy, Happy and Holy.
That day was the best laugh I have had since being a young child.
I learned that sometimes we need to defend our soul and fight for our birthright. I have been trained to fight by the military but never did I think this training would be the back bone to shed light on the battle of teen addition.
So, I say to everyone Defend Your Soul so that you may Befriend Your Soul!
