Dr. Dan Engle

My latest book, 𝑨 𝑫𝒐𝒔𝒆 𝒐𝒇 𝑯𝒐𝒑𝒆 - Available Now Buy it here ↘️ & receive some bonus resources

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With more availability to the expanded perspective that sees challenges, friction, and obstacles as the very catalysts that uncover our gifts, we can actually engage with life as students and utilize everything that comes our way.

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Would you love to go on a medicine pilgrimage with me to the Sacred Sites of Peru?

I am very excited to be faculty with The Shift Network on what is promising to be the trip of a lifetime for those who attend.

Learn more // register:
https://t.co/KfJGgFDgcZ

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To be in touch with praise is to acknowledge its fleeting nature, and to be in touch with grief is an act of celebration of what we have loved that has been lost.

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Hey @duncantrussell! Here’s the link to the fundraiser that Cole Marta mentioned on your show.

They’re ready to start treatments and we could use a bit more support from anyone who wants to pay it forward.

Any donations would be greatly appreciated!!

https://t.co/kLn3R7Llis

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Getting intimate with our own soul implies the willingness to go into our shadow and to be in the trenches of our own healing process.

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When we’re connected to that which brings us most alive, it is a holy act of service to ourselves.

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To identify our soul-level calling, or dharma, we have to really commit to slowing down and listening.

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If we’re feeding our soul first, then the other aspects of life tend to get fed more naturally downstream.

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What are you committing to in 2023?

How are you committing yourself to it?

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I foresee a big shift in the coming years around how we relate to our own deaths. As we become more present with death as a teacher and way-shower, it will invariably trigger an evolution of how well we live, individually and collectively.

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We—individually and as a culture—have an opportunity to step into a new relationship with death so we can thrive in life more freely, abundantly, and sustainably.

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Are you choosing a story based on an old narrative of someone else’s expectations of who they wanted you to be?

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When our traumas become our allies and our challenges become our teachers, we can be emotionally invincible.

[Dr. Dan Engle @drdanengle]

Consider gratitude to be your lifeline if you feel your feet sinking into an old narrative based on victimhood.

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Oftentimes, challenge presents itself as a signal to make the changes necessary for a happier and more sustainable lifestyle. If we ignore the lessons of the challenge, another one will surely present itself.

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May your life be a school of mastery with continuous moments of joy along the way.

[Dr. Dan Engle @drdanengle]

Being in a body is the densest experience and expression of a soul. So if our souls were just existing outside of a body, the evolutionary process would be slower.

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Everything in the universe is undergoing a growth process of evolution, learning, self-awareness, realization, and expansion. Our souls are no different.

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If we can realize and appreciate that the soul is on its own evolutionary arc, it softens the criticism and negative judgment of life, rather than thinking that whatever’s happening in life shouldn’t be happening.

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If we see the meaning underlying our pain or suffering, the painful situation becomes an opportunity for growth and for a positive trajectory shift in our lives.