In our first guest episode, part of a new series I am calling "Open Journal," soul seeker and writer Miranda Marsh is sharing an original work, guiding us through the process of soul walking. This concept wonderfully accompanies the concept of soul journaling, and I can’t wait for all of us to try it for ourselves.

In this essay, Miranda shares more about what soul walking is and then takes us on a soul walk with her. After she reads the essay, I will be back to lead you through our meditation and journal prompts, which are meant to be completed after you’ve gone on your own lovely soul walk.

To tell you a little bit more about Miranda: Miranda is a writer who explores issues around soul, inviting others to join her as she follows her own soul quest, diving deeper into the essence of who we are. She has her own Substack publication called “Seeking Soul”: https://open.substack.com/pub/mirandamarsh.

If you want to dive deeper into your soul and enhance your connection to it, I encourage you to check it out and join me in becoming a subscriber.

Thank you all for listening, and I hope that Miranda’s submission will inspire you to perhaps share your own writing and voice on the Soul Journaling Sessions podcast! I can’t wait to share more of your work and hear your beautiful voices.

Submit your work here: https://forms.gle/BX4H8fdW34GEohHs5

Your journal prompts this week:

Complete these journal prompts after you’ve completed your first Soul Walk, a process Miranda describes in this episode.

What did your soul notice on your walk? Can you describe your Soul Walk in detail, perhaps including a sketch or photograph? Remember to use all your senses.

What made you pause or slow your pace? What filled your soul with wonder

What do you sense your soul needed from your walk today? What nourishment did it take in?

If you were able to listen to your soul today, what did it have to say?

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Open Journal: Explore Soul Walking with Miranda Marsh