GalSoul

30/08/2025

Temple of the Mummified Monk

Luang Pho Daeng, also known as Phra Khru Samathakittikhun (born 1894 in Ko Samui), who died in 1973 while meditating in the lotus position. Following a life of monasticism after raising his six children, he became the abbot of Wat Khunaram and a renowned teacher of Samatha-Vipassanā meditation
He is said to have predicted his own death and, before he died, asked his disciples to display his body if it remained intact. If it decomposed, to be cremated — a gesture meant to convey the impermanence of life
After death, the body was displayed in a glass coffin and remained remarkably well-preserved for decades, becoming a revered spiritual relic

But what makes it so extraordinary?
Despite dying in a humid tropical climate, Luang Pho Daeng's body shows only minimal signs of decomposition, a sign that many believe is a result of his spiritual purity and deep meditative state at the time of his death.
X-rays taken in 2002 showed internal organs and tissues still intact, only shrunken from dehydration. Gecko eggs were also found in his body cavities, and his eyes were rotting—a reason why he was given sunglasses so as not to scare visitors, especially children.
While some Western visitors may find the image disturbing, in Thai culture death is viewed as part of the natural cycle of existence, and the display of the body serves as a profound reflection on the passage of time and the effect of Buddhist teachings.

The temple is located on the island of Koh Samui, between Na Muang and Hua Thanon, on Highway 4169, approximately 13 km southeast of Nathon and 6 km west of Lamai Beach.

03/06/2025

Akasha and the Awakening Woman

There comes a moment in your life when you realize you can’t keep going at the same speed.
You’ve pressed the clutch of life so many times, pushed through, hoped you’d manage to keep going… but something comes to a halt.
The engine stops.

And in that unfamiliar stillness, Akasha appears.

You don’t quite know what it is. You simply feel that maybe… it could save you.
That somewhere within that mysterious space, you’ll find answers.
Maybe even an unseen hand that will decide for you, heal you, tell you who you are and what you’re worth.

But Akasha won’t do any of that.
Akasha is not your savior.
She is your eternal mirror.

Akasha is the archive of your soul.
A sacred space where every thought, word, and action from all your lives, timelines, and dimensions has been recorded.
Imagine a living, cosmic library — where the tapes of your reality keep running, holding the imprint of all that you have ever been.

And one day, you — gently and bravely — choose to step inside.
To ask.
To see.
To feel.
To release.

To understand why you carry the same burdens.
Why you repeat the same patterns.
Why, sometimes, you don’t feel whole.

Sounds like nonsense?
I challenge you: listen with an open heart to a practitioner of the Akashic Records — and something within you will shift.
Maybe a tear.
Maybe a deep remembering.
Maybe a long-lost truth.

And then comes the moment of awakening: the power is yours.
And with it… the responsibility.

Shocking? Yes.
Painful? Possibly.
Disorienting? Absolutely.

But, beautiful soul in a woman’s body, this is where the sacred dance with yourself begins.

You don’t need to force this step.
You don’t need to be ready for everything all at once.
You don’t need to be the perfect heroine of your own story.

You’re allowed to cry.
You’re allowed to doubt.
You’re allowed to say: “I’m still learning how to hold my power without shaking.”

Because empowerment is an art.
And every woman learns it in her own rhythm.

To hold your power means to return home to yourself.
To root yourself deeply in the center of your life.
With patience. With gentleness. With love.

And you’re not alone, dear one.
We are many, in an invisible circle — awakening women,
learning to hold each other in shadow and in light.

Today, choose one small act of love for yourself.
One conscious breath.
One “yes” to your truth.
One step toward liberation.

Your power won’t overwhelm you.
It will re-create you.

With tenderness.
With sacredness.
With truth.
With roots.

And you can do it. In your own time. In your own way.

To infinity and Beyond
Yours
Delia
Certified Practitioner Chronicles Akasha, Master Usui Reiki, Vibralite Healer

29/01/2025

Celebrating my 2nd year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉
La mulți ani nouă tuturor!
♥️♥️♥️🙏

03/01/2025

01/01/2025

Dacă nu îți schimbi obiceiurile, nu vei avea un an nou, vei avea încă un an….

31/12/2024

Happy New Year beautiful souls!

30/12/2024

Before this year ends I'm very thankful for all the souls who have supported me, have taught me lessons, people who have become part of my life, people who have made me laugh.
Have you all have a blessed 2025!♥️♾️🙏🎉🎊🥳

24/12/2024

🎆🎄🎂🎁🍀🧚♥️🙏

13/12/2024

In these cold, cold days and nights keep yourself warm. What do you do to keep yourself warm in a cozy space?
I am drinking a Tee, I read a book or learn something good for me and my family and community. Blessed to have you here!🙏♥️♾️

30/11/2024

Do you need or want a paid Coach or do you want to be your own Coach!?

Self-coaching is a practice where you learn to become your own mentor, guiding you towards your goals and providing clarity in moments of confusion. It is a journey of self-discovery and personal development, and I can tell you how began this process in my life, what questions I asked myself, and how I created an effective framework for working with it.

Why start with self-coaching anyway?

Self-coaching helps you to
• Clarify your personal goals and values.
• Develop an objective perspective on your situations.
• Identify solutions and concrete steps to progress.
• Develop your autonomy and confidence in your own decisions.

It all starts with a dose of curiosity and a desire to learn more about yourself.

Than I took the first steps:

Step One: Create a Self-Coaching Framework

1. Establish a space for reflection: Find a quiet place where you can focus. It could be your office, a quiet coffee shop, or even a park.
2. Choose a journal: Writing helps you organize your thoughts and see your progress over time.
3. Establish a dedicated time: Set aside 15-30 minutes a day or week for this practice.

The First Question: “What do I really want?”

This question is the starting point in any self-coaching process. It gives you a moment of deep introspection and helps you clearly define what matters most to you.

To answer:
• Write down what comes to mind without judging the answers.
• Ask yourself why each answer is important to you.
• Be honest and specific. For example, instead of saying “I want to be happy,” ask yourself what makes you feel fulfilled.

Essential Questions for Beginners

After you’ve answered the first question, you can continue with:
1. Where am I now?
• Analyze your current situation: career, relationships, health, emotional state.
• Be objective. Write down both your strengths and challenges.
2. What’s stopping me from moving forward?
• Identify internal and external barriers.
• Think about the fears, habits, or limiting beliefs that are holding you back.
3. What are my resources?
• Think about your strengths, past experiences, and the support you have.
• Don’t underestimate yourself – everyone has valuable resources.

Create Your SMART Goals

After exploring the questions above, set goals using the SMART method:
• Specific: What exactly do you want to achieve?
• Measurable: How will you know you’ve achieved the goal?
• Attainable: Is it realistic for you?
• Relevant: Is it important to your long-term goals?
• Time-bound: When do you want to complete this goal?

Example: “I want to run 5 km three times a week for 2 months to improve my health.”

Self-coaching is not a linear process and it never stops. It’s normal to experience moments of hesitation or confusion. The important thing is to keep asking yourself relevant questions, be gentle with yourself, and focus on progress, not perfection.

Start right now with the question: “What do I really want?” and notice how the answers guide you towards a more authentic and fulfilled version of yourself.

If you feel overwhelmed at some point in your journey always remember: you are not alone and there is help from a Coach who got through all of IT, the shadows work, the stuck moments, the poverty, the abundance, the fine line between physical and non-physical. I am here just a message away.
Get curios, get better, get answers!
To ♾️ and beyond,
Yours,
GalSoul

20/11/2024

👑How do you find your direction in life?
👑What do you do when you feel stuck or lost?
👑Are there practical solutions to transform your life?

These questions are common and often they are the beginning of a journey to a better version of you. Whether you feel like your life is stagnating, you've lost motivation, or you simply want to achieve an ambitious goal, practical solutions can make a difference.
Let me give you 10 steps to work on yourself:

1. Define what you really want

The first step in transforming your life is to clarify your desires. Answer these questions honestly:
• What aspect of my life makes me most unhappy?
• What would an ideal day look like for me?
• What values ​​are most important to me?

Write the answers in a journal. This exercise helps you understand what is really important to you and eliminate the noise that prevents you from making clear decisions.

2. Set small but clear goals

Instead of just thinking about a grand goal (like "I want to be happy"), break it down into small, measurable steps. For example:
• "Starting tomorrow, I will dedicate 30 minutes a day to a hobby that relaxes me."
• "I will read a personal development book for 15 minutes before bed."

Small goals give you a sense of progress and keep you motivated.

3. Practice gratitude daily

It's easy to focus on the things that aren't going well. But if you start each morning or evening by writing down three things you're grateful for, you'll notice big changes in your mood. Gratitude redirects your attention from problems to solutions.

4. Create a concrete plan

Without a plan, wishes are just dreams. Break your goals down into clear steps and give each one a deadline. For example:
• Step 1: Identify an online course to help me develop my professional skills (time limit: 5 days).
• Step 2: Register for the course (time limit: one week).
• Step 3: Dedicate 2 hours a week to learning.

This type of organization turns desires into actions.

5. Learn to say "no"

One of the biggest obstacles on the way to your goals is lack of time. Often this problem occurs because you take on too many responsibilities. Practice the art of saying "no" to activities or people that don't contribute to your growth.

6. Surround yourself with people who inspire you

Your environment greatly influences your mood and motivation. Spend time with people who support you, who give you positive perspectives and who share your values. If you don't have such people around you, look for them in online communities, events or groups with common interests.

7. Give up perfectionism

The fear of failure or not doing things "perfectly" is one of the biggest obstacles to personal progress. Understand that it's more important to start, even if everything doesn't turn out perfectly, than to get stuck in indecision.

8. Take care of your health

It's hard to make positive changes if you don't feel good physically or mentally.
• Sleep at least 7-8 hours a night.
• Add daily movement to your routine, whether it's a short walk or more intense exercise.
• Eat a balanced diet and hydrate properly.

A healthy body supports a healthy mind.

9. Practice regular introspection

Set aside time to reflect on your progress. Once a week, ask yourself:
• What have we achieved this week?
• What obstacles did we encounter and how did we overcome them?
• What can I do better next week?

This process helps you learn from experiences and adjust your strategy along the way.

10. Find the support of a mentor or coach

Sometimes it is difficult to see clearly the solutions within your own life and you struggle for years! A life coach can help you clarify your goals, identify roadblocks and create a realistic plan to overcome them.

Your transformation is not an instantaneous process, but each small step brings you closer to the life you want. Put these solutions into practice and be patient. Eventually, you will discover that you have more power over your life than you thought.

What will you do today to take the first step towards change?

To the ♾️ and beyond
Yours,
GalSoul💫