Daily Divine: Remembering certain people

Sometimes I’ll get an email from someone I’ve met somewhere out in the world: in a workshop, at a lecture, at an event.

And they’ll write “do you remember me?” and give some details about who they are and where we met.
 
I’m the person who knits hats.
I work with bees.
I live in Rome.
I helped you turn your microphone on.
I met you on the train to Portland.
 
And so forth.

The thing is… most often, I do remember that person, absolutely and completely.
 
I may not be able to pull a name out of a hat, I may not recall every detail of what we talked about that day …. but the person his or herself? The Soul self of that particular person?
 
This is easy to remember.
 
You probably find this is  your experience too: there are certain people, who when you meet them, just stand out for you.
 
There’s a kind of recognition, a resonance, a magnetic attraction, a familiarity, a knowing.
 
When you meet these people, who might be all kinds of people of all ages, races, cultures, nationalities, genders, backgrounds… all the ways we tend to separate ourselves from ourselves…. You just know them.
 
This is because of three things.
 
First, we’re all One. Of course we know everyone, we are everyone!
 
Second, many of us are in soul collectives or soul circles that operate in the same vibrational field… healers, empaths, intuitives, artists and so forth are one example of a soul collective of sensitives, for example.
 
Third, many of us have had multiple past lives together, over and over doing the same puzzle of How Am I to Live in This Life, and over and over giving each other the exact puzzle piece they need at this moment.
 
When you meet someone you recognize, rejoice! It is beautiful to go through life meeting old friends.
 
When you meet someone you don’t know, be open. Everyone we meet is set on our path by a loving Universe
 
And when you meet someone that stands out for you, be grateful. You have found yet another kindred soul, yet another person who holds out a piece of the puzzle for you, and you for them. 

Much love, 
SARA