11-19-2021, 04:51 AM
(11-16-2021, 08:29 PM)IndigoSalvia Wrote: https://www.llresearch.org/channeling/2018/1215
I recently read this discussion where Q'uo addresses those of us who prefer a more solitary lifestyle.
For a variety of reasons, I am an introvert, happily so. Yet, sometimes I seek and enjoy the company of others. Too much, and I get drained, and seek quiet and solitude.
As I read about the catalytic opportunities with other-selves, I wondered: am I missing out on catalyst with other-selves?
Q'uo's response comforted me, so I wanted to share with other introverts who may be asking questions like I was. We are equipped to process catalyst in more solitary ways, and here, we connect to the Source and our one-ness with all.
I prefer and am content in solitude because it gives me blissful, quiet space: it helps me on my spiritual journey. But, I also recognize, sometimes I do it to avoid others because it can be draining for me to be around others.
Any thoughts from others who prefer solitude?
I am the same way IndigoSalvia.
I may have pre-incarnartively chosen the lead a solitary life with a network of friends and family around me. 3D life can also be a shock to the soul, so maybe some of us elect to not participate in the drama.