How Can I Tell If It’s A Soul Call
A Soul Call is a call for help. It’s often the answer to a prayer. It can feel like you’re falling in love, but how can you tell the difference? We look at how in this entry.
I’ve written about Soul Calls, previously, in other blogs and for other people. As far as I’m aware, I’m the only person who has done this to date. (Though, I have been blatantly ripped off by some, which is never a smart move, karmatically.)
What Is It?
A Soul Call can be defined as:
A cry for help from one Soul to another. It is a desire, a prayer, a request to the Universe, to God, or whatever you have chosen to believe in, to bring aid and help deliver the caller from their current situation.
Generally, it can be classed as the answer to one’s prayers.
It’s not the only way that a prayer will be answered. That can happen in so many ways, though often that gets missed because the answer we get is not what we wanted or expected.
Don’t Fall In Love
It’s one thing to send out a Soul Call, but it’s quite another to receive it. Misunderstood, it can lead to unintended consequences and complications for the parties involved.
For the uninitiated, a Soul Call can feel like you’re falling, or have fallen in love with someone.
There will be an obsessive, compelling draw to a person or their current situation.
With my second major Soul Call, I genuinely believed I had fallen in love with the caller. (Who was a lady named Nancy.) Part of me wanted this to be true because she was quite spiritual and very pretty. My guides just laughed at the idea, though, and said, derisively: Eh, Nancy.
How To Tell
It took me a couple of decades to work out how to easily define if something is a Soul Call, Soul Agreement, or a genuine love interest.
Then one day, I had an epiphany.
If you want to help someone, save them, or feel like you need to protect them, then it’s a Soul Call.
If having this person in your life brings you joy, empowers you, and gives you a sense of completeness, then it’s love.
Many Calls
I’ve had so many Soul Calls over the years that I could not even give you a ballpark figure of how many, even if my life depended on it.
Some may last years while others can be so brief that it may be just passing on a quick message.
I can recognize them almost instantly now.
When you understand that it may be a Soul Call, the pull still exists, but the sense of falling in love will disappear.
Personally, I believe we get that feeling of “love” as a way to get our attention.
Who Gets Them?
Not everyone will get an abundance of such calls in their life. How many you get greatly depends on who you are, your skill level, and if you have chosen to be of service to others.
Healers, Empaths, and people who somehow think it’s a great idea to help this world (like myself), will typically get many Soul Calls.
You learn a lot from helping others. Each time, I gain insights and knowledge that I would not have likely arrived at on my own.
You never know what you will discover or how useful it would be.
Case in point: My Soul Call with Nancy was what introduced me to Bach Flower Remedies. Those have saved my life on a number of occasions over the years.
The Downside
The downside is that you may get so many, you may not remember who you have helped, or what you did, or said to them.
This is embarrassing (or it is for me) because someone will sometimes thank you and you have no clue why.
I suffer from a poor memory, which only makes things worse.
It can also lead to psychic burnout if you are not careful. Many Soul Calls require you to access your psychic energy so you can find answers or pass on messages.
As Soul Calls are hard to ignore, it’s difficult to just say, “No.”
Trust
The biggest obstacle with Soul Calls are the feelings of awkwardness and embarrassment when you need to approach someone.
In time, I’ve found you get over it, and 98% of the help and messages are well received. There are the odd occasions when they are not, but that’s fine. You did what you had to do, and you move on. (Though, sometimes, you will be later approached by the same person, who has experienced a change of mind.)
Trusting in what you feel is key to a successful answer to a call. You will always have what you need to accomplish this.
It does get easier the more calls you experience.
In Conclusion
If you have an overwhelming desire to help, save, or protect someone, it’s a Soul Call.
Don’t confuse it with falling in love, and please don’t end up in a relationship with them. Once the call is over, you will wonder what happened to the love, and may well end up being miserable while you try to recapture that feeling.