My Souls Selfie Challenge just finished up. A week of prompts with the intention of sparking a little more thought about what we are and think and feel. It was a little less scary for me this time because I knew the people joining me wanted me to do this again. And I’m always glad to oblige people when they want to do soul-work.
When you add many people’s energies and soul thoughts into a collective pot, you certainly have a meatier stew to chew. Read and see the first three posts here. Here are Thursday/Nostalgia, Friday/Trust, Saturday/Weight-wait, and Sunday’s/Night posts. If you are on Instagram, you only need to tap the hashtag #Soul_Selfie and you can see the whole page of marvelous posts devoted to introspection and self-love.
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So ends my second Soul Selfie Instagram photo challenge. I’m left feeling full and happy with the connections we’ve made, the inner work that we put ourselves to. We’ve nudged and budged, listened and inspired eachother as a community is apt to do and I am certain we’ll do it again. Word is, I’m thinking about February. So perhaps February, May, and October are all good months to clear out our inner cobwebs, own our stuff, and move along.
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Such a wonderful, reflective post, Shalagh. Beautiful photos. I can relate to those stubborn ten pounds. Such wise words about them not being personal, just science. You’re absolutely right.
I’m so glad you stopped by Amy! Instagram has given me a chance to up my photo game, find a tribe, and really bloom with my thoughtful mini blogging. Thank you again dear friend!
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Such a wonderful, reflective post, Shalagh. Beautiful photos. I can relate to those stubborn ten pounds. Such wise words about them not being personal, just science. You’re absolutely right.
I’m so glad you stopped by Amy! Instagram has given me a chance to up my photo game, find a tribe, and really bloom with my thoughtful mini blogging. Thank you again dear friend!