Truth Seer Lesson 2: The Path of Soul Remembrance

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As I was meditating today, two profound questions came to my foresight. ​These questions stirred something deep within me—a knowing that the answers were already present, waiting to be acknowledged.

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So of course, I turned to my Truth Seer aspect, who I call Josephine, for more clarity and insight on these questions.

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But the Truth Seer is not mine alone.

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~We all have a Truth Seer aspect. It is the part of the soul that remembers in totality—beyond fear, beyond doubt. It is the voice of pure knowing, untouched by illusion. When we connect with it, we are not receiving something new.

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~We are simply remembering what has always been within us.

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Question 1: What if the moments you feel lost are actually the moments you are closest to remembering your truth?

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Glynis: Josephine, so many of us experience moments where we feel lost or disconnected. But what if those moments are actually a sign that we are closer than ever to remembering our truth? Why does feeling lost often precede great clarity?

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Josephine: Because feeling lost is not an absence of direction—it is the clearing of false paths.

When you feel lost, you are not without guidance—you are without illusion.

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➡ When conditioned beliefs dissolve, what remains is an open space—a threshold between what was and what is becoming.
➡ When attachments fall away, you are left only with yourself—and in that stillness, truth begins to reveal itself.
➡ When the roles and labels you once identified with no longer feel right, it is because you are remembering who you were before the world told you who to be.

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Most assume clarity comes from knowing more. But true clarity often arises from letting go. ​When everything familiar seems to be unraveling, you are not lost—you are being recalibrated.

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Glynis: So when we feel lost, we are actually clearing the way for remembrance? How does our Truth Seer aspect guide us through this process?

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Josephine: Your Truth Seer aspect is the light within the unknown.

It does not panic when the old structures fall away. It does not fear uncertainty because it sees beyond the illusion of "lostness."

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➡ Your Truth Seer reminds you that what feels like emptiness is actually spaciousness.
➡ Your Truth Seer helps you recognize that when all else is stripped away, what remains is your soul’s truth.
➡ Your Truth Seer holds the awareness that every moment of disorientation is actually a moment of realignment.

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Feeling lost is not a step backward. It is the sacred pause before remembrance unfolds.

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Glynis: So instead of resisting uncertainty, we should embrace it?

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Josephine: Yes. Because you are never truly lost—you are simply returning to yourself.

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Question 2: What if remembering who you are isn’t a process of discovery, but a process of undoing everything you were never meant to be?

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Glynis: We often think of self-discovery as a journey of finding ourselves. But what if it's actually a process of unlearning and undoing?

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Josephine: That is exactly what it is. ​You are not "finding" yourself because you were never lost.

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You are not becoming someone new—you are shedding everything that was never you.

➡ Every belief that was placed upon you but does not align with your soul—release it.
➡ Every role you were told to play that does not feel true—step out of it.
➡ Every false story about who you are and what you are capable of—dismantle it.

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Remembering who you are is not about seeking something external. It is about revealing what has always been within you.

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​Glynis: How do we begin the process of undoing everything we were never meant to be?

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Josephine: By questioning everything that feels heavy, forced, or misaligned.

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➡ Does this belief bring me expansion, or does it limit me?
➡ Is this identity mine, or was it placed upon me?
➡ Does this path feel aligned, or does it feel like an expectation?

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Your Truth Seer aspect helps you recognize what is truly yours versus what has been imposed upon you. ​It reminds you that you are not defined by your past. It guides you toward the version of you that is unburdened, unfiltered, and free.

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Glynis: So the real question is not “Who am I?” but “What am I ready to release?”

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Josephine: Yes. Because when you remove what is false, only truth remains.

 

Glynis: Thank you, Josephine. This really resonates with me.

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Josephine: It is always my pleasure. 

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Glynis: Until next time! Much love!

 

Here are some concepts Josephine left with me I feel compelled to share:​​

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"You are never lost. You are simply remembering what was forgotten."

"Clarity is not about knowing more—it is about shedding what is untrue."

"You do not need to search for yourself. You only need to undo what was never you."

"Trust the unraveling. Trust the remembrance. Trust that every moment of uncertainty is leading you home to yourself."

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Questions to ponder:

• When have I mistaken uncertainty for being lost?

• What beliefs or identities no longer align with my soul’s truth?

• If I released everything that was never truly me, who would I be?

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Sit with these questions. Your Truth Seer is always guiding you, waiting for you to see what has always been there.

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​With love & clarity,

Glynis Elaine​​