Kindred Spirits: Invite in the magical interplay

It was vital to my healing that I was surrounded by people with whom I felt this exceptional kinship. Great wisdom teachers remind us that the choices we make about who we keep near us are the most life-affirming and life-giving choices we make.

This week, hold close in your heart the sense that the Universe has kindred spirits for you who love you in this way. Invite them in. Love them. Be the friend who drops off the special delivery. Honor the kindred spirits in your life by letting them know how much you appreciate and cherish them. 

[/et_pb_text][/et_pb_column][/et_pb_row] [/et_pb_section]When I think of kindred spirits, I think of the “deep bench” I write about in my book, Permission to Live as I was healing from cancer. We enrich each other with our wisdom and shared respect. Remember that we are each others’ teachers. And we provide protection for each other.

It was vital to my healing that I was surrounded by people with whom I felt this exceptional kinship. Great wisdom teachers remind us that the choices we make about who we keep near us are the most life-affirming and life-giving choices we make.

This week, hold close in your heart the sense that the Universe has kindred spirits for you who love you in this way. Invite them in. Love them. Be the friend who drops off the special delivery. Honor the kindred spirits in your life by letting them know how much you appreciate and cherish them. 

[/et_pb_text][/et_pb_column][/et_pb_row] [/et_pb_section]With a kindred spirit, it’s a give and take—never a one-way thing. Nor is it transactional—it’s more like making love deposits in a treasured account. Kindred spirits are people we deeply trust and who have our
best interest at heart. They help propel us forward. They always let us know we’re not alone.

When I think of kindred spirits, I think of the “deep bench” I write about in my book, Permission to Live as I was healing from cancer. We enrich each other with our wisdom and shared respect. Remember that we are each others’ teachers. And we provide protection for each other.

It was vital to my healing that I was surrounded by people with whom I felt this exceptional kinship. Great wisdom teachers remind us that the choices we make about who we keep near us are the most life-affirming and life-giving choices we make.

This week, hold close in your heart the sense that the Universe has kindred spirits for you who love you in this way. Invite them in. Love them. Be the friend who drops off the special delivery. Honor the kindred spirits in your life by letting them know how much you appreciate and cherish them. 

[/et_pb_text][/et_pb_column][/et_pb_row] [/et_pb_section]Kindred spirits are the people in our lives where it is mystical, magical and meant to be. A kindred spirit is someone with whom you have a mysterious resonance and feel a deep bond. This is someone who truly
understands and cares for you, just as you do for them.

With a kindred spirit, it’s a give and take—never a one-way thing. Nor is it transactional—it’s more like making love deposits in a treasured account. Kindred spirits are people we deeply trust and who have our
best interest at heart. They help propel us forward. They always let us know we’re not alone.

When I think of kindred spirits, I think of the “deep bench” I write about in my book, Permission to Live as I was healing from cancer. We enrich each other with our wisdom and shared respect. Remember that we are each others’ teachers. And we provide protection for each other.

It was vital to my healing that I was surrounded by people with whom I felt this exceptional kinship. Great wisdom teachers remind us that the choices we make about who we keep near us are the most life-affirming and life-giving choices we make.

This week, hold close in your heart the sense that the Universe has kindred spirits for you who love you in this way. Invite them in. Love them. Be the friend who drops off the special delivery. Honor the kindred spirits in your life by letting them know how much you appreciate and cherish them. 

[/et_pb_text][/et_pb_column][/et_pb_row] [/et_pb_section]This past week, two of my kindred spirits left this package of homemade soup and bread at my door, and inside was the last delightful burst of summer flavor—tomatoes from their garden. The word kindred means “like
family.” We’re similar in kind. We’re related. In Irish culture, they call it “anam cara,” which means soul friend.

Kindred spirits are the people in our lives where it is mystical, magical and meant to be. A kindred spirit is someone with whom you have a mysterious resonance and feel a deep bond. This is someone who truly
understands and cares for you, just as you do for them.

With a kindred spirit, it’s a give and take—never a one-way thing. Nor is it transactional—it’s more like making love deposits in a treasured account. Kindred spirits are people we deeply trust and who have our
best interest at heart. They help propel us forward. They always let us know we’re not alone.

When I think of kindred spirits, I think of the “deep bench” I write about in my book, Permission to Live as I was healing from cancer. We enrich each other with our wisdom and shared respect. Remember that we are each others’ teachers. And we provide protection for each other.

It was vital to my healing that I was surrounded by people with whom I felt this exceptional kinship. Great wisdom teachers remind us that the choices we make about who we keep near us are the most life-affirming and life-giving choices we make.

This week, hold close in your heart the sense that the Universe has kindred spirits for you who love you in this way. Invite them in. Love them. Be the friend who drops off the special delivery. Honor the kindred spirits in your life by letting them know how much you appreciate and cherish them. 

[/et_pb_text][/et_pb_column][/et_pb_row] [/et_pb_section]As the garden fades and we move indoors, the fun and love live on, sometimes through special deliveries at your doorstep. This is a time when we can see our thresholds as invitations, the place where we give and we
receive.

This past week, two of my kindred spirits left this package of homemade soup and bread at my door, and inside was the last delightful burst of summer flavor—tomatoes from their garden. The word kindred means “like
family.” We’re similar in kind. We’re related. In Irish culture, they call it “anam cara,” which means soul friend.

Kindred spirits are the people in our lives where it is mystical, magical and meant to be. A kindred spirit is someone with whom you have a mysterious resonance and feel a deep bond. This is someone who truly
understands and cares for you, just as you do for them.

With a kindred spirit, it’s a give and take—never a one-way thing. Nor is it transactional—it’s more like making love deposits in a treasured account. Kindred spirits are people we deeply trust and who have our
best interest at heart. They help propel us forward. They always let us know we’re not alone.

When I think of kindred spirits, I think of the “deep bench” I write about in my book, Permission to Live as I was healing from cancer. We enrich each other with our wisdom and shared respect. Remember that we are each others’ teachers. And we provide protection for each other.

It was vital to my healing that I was surrounded by people with whom I felt this exceptional kinship. Great wisdom teachers remind us that the choices we make about who we keep near us are the most life-affirming and life-giving choices we make.

This week, hold close in your heart the sense that the Universe has kindred spirits for you who love you in this way. Invite them in. Love them. Be the friend who drops off the special delivery. Honor the kindred spirits in your life by letting them know how much you appreciate and cherish them. 

[/et_pb_text][/et_pb_column][/et_pb_row] [/et_pb_section]Welcome to my garden. I’m Peggy Fiedler, and I’m a compassion advocate, cancer thriver and storyteller. Today I’d like to talk about kindred spirits.

As the garden fades and we move indoors, the fun and love live on, sometimes through special deliveries at your doorstep. This is a time when we can see our thresholds as invitations, the place where we give and we
receive.

This past week, two of my kindred spirits left this package of homemade soup and bread at my door, and inside was the last delightful burst of summer flavor—tomatoes from their garden. The word kindred means “like
family.” We’re similar in kind. We’re related. In Irish culture, they call it “anam cara,” which means soul friend.

Kindred spirits are the people in our lives where it is mystical, magical and meant to be. A kindred spirit is someone with whom you have a mysterious resonance and feel a deep bond. This is someone who truly
understands and cares for you, just as you do for them.

With a kindred spirit, it’s a give and take—never a one-way thing. Nor is it transactional—it’s more like making love deposits in a treasured account. Kindred spirits are people we deeply trust and who have our
best interest at heart. They help propel us forward. They always let us know we’re not alone.

When I think of kindred spirits, I think of the “deep bench” I write about in my book, Permission to Live as I was healing from cancer. We enrich each other with our wisdom and shared respect. Remember that we are each others’ teachers. And we provide protection for each other.

It was vital to my healing that I was surrounded by people with whom I felt this exceptional kinship. Great wisdom teachers remind us that the choices we make about who we keep near us are the most life-affirming and life-giving choices we make.

This week, hold close in your heart the sense that the Universe has kindred spirits for you who love you in this way. Invite them in. Love them. Be the friend who drops off the special delivery. Honor the kindred spirits in your life by letting them know how much you appreciate and cherish them. 

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