Interview with Alison Wem, author of Secrets of Your Soul

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This week, BooksGoSocial are talking with Alison Wem about her book Secrets of Your Soul: A Story of Past Lives Unveils Personal Wisdom Beyond Your Wildest Dreams
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Conscious Mind

On the Brink or Becoming Better? Humanity’s Crossroads

The question may seem dramatic, but in light of our environmental crises, social upheavals, and global conflicts, it’s one worth asking. To explore this, let’s examine three key themes: the tension between science and spirituality, the role of human behaviour in global issues, and how personal evolution can guide us toward a better future.

  1. Science versus Spirituality

Science provides us with knowledge; spirituality offers us meaning. Both are essential to understanding our place in the Universe.

  • Science has brought immense progress: life expectancy has doubled in the last century, and space exploration, AI, and renewable energy all demonstrate our capacity for innovation.
  • Spirituality, on the other hand, reminds us of deeper truths. Belief in reincarnation and the Karmic wheel suggests that we are here to learn soul lessons and evolve across lifetimes. Our actions have consequences beyond this life.

When we only rely on science, we risk losing connection with the soul. When we only rely on spirituality, we may lose sight of practical action. Balance is essential.

  1. How Do We Explain Our Behaviour?

Our collective behaviour is shaping the state of the world – and not always for the better.

  • Ongoing conflicts like Ukraine, Syria, and Israel-Palestine reflect cycles of pain, trauma, and power struggles.
  • Political divisiveness, seen in figures like Donald Trump – amplifies fear and separation.

What drives this behaviour? Often fear, ego, greed, and the desire for control. These are human tendencies that, when unchecked, lead to destruction.

But we are not powerless. Our choices matter, especially when made with compassion, presence, and awareness.

  1. Man’s Nature Is to Evolve

Despite the turmoil, we are capable of growth. Our nature is to evolve – not just biologically, but spiritually and emotionally.

  • Learning life lessons – often through loss, change, and challenge is part of the soul’s journey.
  • Even simple actions, such as pausing to take three deep breaths before responding, can shift outcomes and foster self-awareness.

Self-reflection, emotional intelligence, and conscious behaviour help us align with what is truly good. We begin to ask not just “What do I want?” but “What impact will this have?”

Conclusion: So, Are We Destroying Ourselves?

We could be – if we remain disconnected from each other, the planet, and our inner wisdom.

But we also hold the capacity to heal, transform, and grow. The future of humanity depends on both collective responsibility and personal awareness. Every small act of kindness, every moment of pause, every brave truth spoken contributes to a different outcome.

The world is shaped by our choices. Let’s choose wisely.

What do you think? Are we on a path of destruction or awakening? I’d love to hear your thoughts.

Share your reflections or personal practices that help you stay centred in these challenging times. Together, we can grow the conversationan – and the consciousness.

Conscious Mind

Building Self-Esteem: 3 Simple Secrets That Really Work

Self-esteem is the way you feel about yourself – it’s the quiet voice inside that either encourages or discourages you. When it’s strong and balanced, you feel confident, capable, and grounded. When it’s low, even small challenges can feel overwhelming. And when it’s inflated, it can create disconnection and discomfort in relationships.

You might recognise good self-esteem in people who carry themselves with quiet confidence, speak clearly, and treat others with kindness. Low self-esteem, on the other hand, can look like avoiding opportunities, doubting your worth, or always seeking validation. Both ends of the spectrum affect your well-being, and your success in life is often shaped by how you see yourself.

Life lessons – often centred on change or loss – shape your self-esteem over time. These lessons may come from childhood experiences, such as growing up with critical or emotionally distant parents. Or from moments in adulthood when choices didn’t go as planned. These experiences can affect your sense of worth, but they don’t have to define you.

The truth is, self-esteem can be learned and strengthened. It’s not fixed. The decisions you make in life, how you respond to challenges, and how you treat others all reflect your self-esteem – and in turn, build it.

Here are three powerful secrets to improving your self-esteem:

🌟 Secret #1: Be confident in yourself, and others will be too.

When you trust yourself, others can sense it. They relax around you. Speak your truth, show up authentically, and you’ll find that others reflect that trust back.

🌟 Secret #2: Praise others – and enjoy their reaction.

Genuine praise uplifts both the giver and the receiver. When you celebrate someone else’s light, you don’t dim your own – you amplify it. It fosters connection, warmth, and mutual respect.

🌟 Secret #3: See the good in people, and they will respond.

People often rise to the expectations placed upon them. When you choose to see others through a kind lens, they feel it and tend to respond with kindness in return. It creates a circle of compassion.

Self-esteem matters – in school, at work, and at home. As adults, we have the power to choose how we live and the impact we have on others. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, friend, or colleague, your self-esteem helps shape the environment around you.

Choose to uplift. Choose to believe in yourself.

You’re worth it.

What has helped you build your self-esteem over the years? Share your story or tips in the comments below – you never know who might need to hear it today. Let’s grow stronger together, one kind thought at a time.

Life Lessons

You Are Not Alone: The Power of Spiritual Community

In a world that often feels rushed, disconnected, and full of noise, it’s easy to forget just how much people matter. Not just in the big, obvious moments – but in the small, everyday connections that remind us we’re not alone.

At Your Soul Family, we’ve always believed that we are more than just a website. Behind every reading, every message, and every voice on the other end of the line is a real person. A soul. A seeker. A member of a growing spiritual community.

And that’s exactly what we are – a community.

We welcome new members with open hearts, whether you’re reaching out for guidance, healing, inspiration, or simply a friendly voice. You don’t have to live in the UK to feel part of the family. Our global reach means you can connect with like-minded people from around the world, all from the comfort of your own home. And since the shifts brought about by COVID, this kind of virtual community is not only more accepted – it’s cherished.

Technology has become a bridge rather than a barrier. It allows us to hold space for one another in ways we never imagined a decade ago. Energy travels – so whether you’re in a quiet town in New Zealand or the middle of Manhattan or London, you can still feel held, supported, and understood.

Community offers more than connection – it offers strength. It reminds us that others walk the same spiritual path, with its highs and lows, questions and revelations. It’s a place to share your truth, learn from others, and feel empowered to grow into who you really are.

There is deep nourishment in being seen and heard. In sharing your story. In knowing there are others who care. It can help you feel grounded, inspired, and even healed.

So if you’re feeling a bit adrift, consider this your invitation to lean in. To take part. To speak, to listen, and to simply be.

You are welcome here.

🌍 Wherever you are in the world, you are already part of something bigger. Come and join the conversation—we’d love to have you in our community.

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