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Empty Vessels 

This term refers to those who have no (or little) Soul home. I say home because the Soul is currently not there, but it can return if enough pieces are not lost. It is fully possible for a Soul to choose to exit completely if the Soul becomes too fragmented and the experience of this lifetime becomes unbearable.

At that point, those Souls are not coming back. They have chosen to leave of free will. No piece of them remains to initiate the call back of the other pieces. Therefore, the body operates as an empty vessel.2

Symptoms: The Soul’s Silent Screams 

There are signs before a Soul goes. How does one discern the rift of a departing Soul? The symptoms resonate deeply, akin to losing one’s very spark. After a traumatic event, there's this gnawing sensation, like a piece of your essence has vanished. The world seems less vibrant, the laughter a tad hollow, and every experience feels like a desperate attempt to bridge an inner chasm. Overstand this: trauma isn't a hierarchy. In its essence, trauma is a universal experience, unfettered by the scale of its source. Each layer of pain, each added trauma, augments this weight, deepening the schism within.

The Onset Of Spiritual Malaise

What we call Soul sick is a state where one's energy cascades into dis-ease. Ignored and unchecked, this Spiritual unrest can transmute, manifesting ailments in the physical realm. The etymology of the word 'sick,' in many contexts, alludes to a Spiritual or Soulful disturbance. This underscores the profound interconnectedness of our body, Soul, and the ailments they experience.3

What is dis-ease? We have to COMPLETELY reframe how we view disturbances and symptoms in the physical body.

“Illness” and “sickness” are the RESULT of dis-ease in the body, which presents itself as disturbances and symptoms and left untreated WILL manifest into disease.

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