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Soulbyte for Saturday August 1, 2026

-Artwork © 2026 Jan Ketchel

Time plods on without a care, and you get caught in it, for better or worse, but time does not matter, for it has no heart, no mind, no sense of self, it simply is. But you, you have a heart, a mind, and a sense of self that exists outside of time, is always present, and is always seeking something beyond the mundane world of time. While you are busy seeking, your spirit is seeking you. You don’t have to go anywhere special, buy anything special, hook into anything special, or eat anything special. You don’t even have to leave your home. You just have to sit quietly with yourself, as we have been teaching, and before you know it you will experience no-time, nothing but the present moment. And in that moment, you will find what you have been seeking.

All our love,
The Soul Sisters, Jan & Jeanne

Chuck’s Place: Opening To The Door Of More

Opening the door to more…
-Artwork © 2026 Jan Ketchel

When Jeanne, my first wife, left her human form, she came to me in a song and asked me to pray for her. What that meant was for me to keep the dream of us, as we had been in this life, fresh and alive in my consciousness, as a touchstone for her, as she opened to her unfolding, ethereal Odyssey in infinity, solely in spirit form.

She advanced rapidly as she learned of her vaster journey through infinity, of which our dream had been but a moment. She then came to me again, and this time asked me to not stay attached to old ideas of us, as our thoughts of others are suggestions that weigh upon their consciousnesses, binding them to old ideas of themselves, whether in human or spirit form.

Withdrawing my attachment to old ideas of us freed her energy, as well as my own, to experience a far greater connection to who she more fully was, and is continually becoming, beyond the prior specialness of us.

Opening to this new relationship also allowed me to be pointed in directions of discovery that have broadened my knowing of self and the collective dream of our time. Most everything that Jan and I put out on this website reflects Jeanne’s lessons for our world, as they have come to us, in spirit, in this time of great change.

The occasion of physical death is a unique opportunity to open the door to more, as we leave the physical body behind and fully embody a far more subtle energy body.

Although we retain our pure love for all whom we leave behind at death, we also release each other from old roles and expectations. This allows us full freedom to employ our attention in the adventure and exploration of expanded reality.

The issue of discovering and settling into an expanded identity is paramount to continued growth beyond human form. We have that same opportunity of expansion while in human form, if we are willing to stalk it.

Stalking is a shamanic practice, where, like in acting, one fully embodies a role or identity to the point of almost forgetting the familiar habitual self of everyday life.

The wisdom for manifesting, as discovered by prominent New Thought teachers, is to fully live as if that which one desires is indeed already fully present in one’s life. This involves the faith that it is so, as well as the joy and gratitude for it being so.

This stalking behavior is a powerful suggestion, from the conscious mind to the subconscious mind, that this is the reality to be manifested. The imagination becomes the architect of physical experience. We become what we believe ourselves to be.

The practice of stalking is a powerful suggestion to the subconscious mind that has the power to actualize anything.

The magic of the manifestation is in the hands of the subconscious mind, not in the acting quality of the actor. What matters most is the sincerity of the imagination, as it truly opens to the door to more.

The message I have most powerfully received, and live by, is that everything is indeed possible, if you can fully stalk it in your imagination.

Believing is seeing,
Chuck

 

 

 

 

Soulbyte for Monday July 27, 2026

-Artwork © 2026 Jan Ketchel

Let the world’s worries not worry you. Let the world’s problems not problem you. Let the world’s turmoils not turmoil you. Stay contained in your knowing that all will be resolved over time, for time has a habit called change, and change is good. Let the good change come when it’s ready. In the meantime, enjoy a worry-free, problem-free and turmoil-free day, courtesy of your own mind and heart and your intention to remain at peace and calm within.

All our love,
The Soul Sisters, Jan & Jeanne

Soulbyte for Saturday July 25, 2026

-Artwork © 2026 Jan Ketchel

You might notice that although the week started off worrisome and dire, it has evolved into a calmer and more peaceful time. Although tensions may still exist, within yourself you have learned to control your emotions and feelings by staying more innerly focused and heart-centered. With such inner focus the vicissitudes of life recede into the background and are less active in your mind and body. With a calmer and more peaceful intention, life on the inside is better and thus life on the outside is better too. Remain in your calm and peaceful heart-centered state as often as you can. And remind yourself that you have the power to do just that, at any time.

All our love,
The Soul Sisters, Jan & Jeanne

Soulbyte for Wednesday July 22, 2026

-Artwork © 2026 Jan Ketchel

It’s never too late to change. Change is happening all the time, but you can make better use of it by intending change in a certain way. You might not feel change every day, but you can see change over time. Intend to change something about yourself today, even if it’s just to change your mind about another person, give them another chance or let them off the hook for something. Give yourself a chance at change too. Give yourself another chance to do something you think you are not good at, or something you feel you don’t deserve. Be honest with yourself but also be open to experiencing something different. It could make all the difference in the world.

All our love,
The Soul Sisters, Jan & Jeanne