As spiritual beings grounded in oneness, how do we overcome the tendency to feel separated while in human form?

In this practical talk, Michaiel Patrick Bovenes shares reminders for finding connection.

Connecting with others depends on how we are being:

1. Be open and present
2. Be curious rather than critical
3. Be understanding
4. Be vulnerable - "consciously uncomfortable"
5. Own your value, realizing that you matter.
6. Seek the good in others
7. Be discerning - discover early if it's not a good fit

Tips for practical application.

1. Before Socializing - Set your intention and lift your energy if needed – listen to favorite music, call a friend, engage with humor. Feeling good before socializing makes you more attractive to others.
2. Assume everyone is already your friend, then you don’t have to break the ice.
3. Explore common interests with other people and join local groups

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Michaiel Patrick Bovenes - is a metaphysician, published author, spiritual healer, and the founder of Soul-utions -- a revolutionary personal empowerment teaching. His online courses and live events have helped thousands find greater inner strength and personal peace. Since 1991, he has helped people transform their stress into strength and their struggle into greater freedom, confidence, and positive change. Soul-utions is not a religion, it's a conscious relationship with your Soul. Soul-utions focuses on activating your inner power to create the changes you desire by aligning with your true purpose, inner wisdom, and empowered destiny. Find him at https://linktr.ee/michaiel.soul.utions 

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CREDITS
Audio Engineer: George Hubbard
Producer: Tom Bruein
Music/Logo/Artwork: Derek Lassiter