Julie Sina, writer and channel of light, has just published a magnificent book: *From the Soul to Life: A Journey to the Heart of the Soul’s World and Its Sacred Mission, Toward a Conscious Life Path *. Her message is both deeply inspiring and very practical.
Julie Sina vividly describes our origins, our purpose, and the path we can take to find our greatest happiness.
I’m very happy to share a few gems from his book with you, in the hope that it will make you want to read it. It sheds light on many essential questions about the meaning of our lives. I’m sure it will resonate with you and bring you a lot of joy and inspiration.
The Fundamental Question
“The fundamental question is (…) what created the universe, and where do souls come from?”
The answer to this question lies in what is known as the Source. No matter what name we give to this reality—whether we call it God, the Universe, Cosmic Consciousness, the All, or simply “I Am”—the Source is the origin of all creation.
The Source: The Origin of Everything
The Source is infinite, eternal (…) To better understand what the Source is, let’s imagine it as an infinite ocean of pure energy, unconditional love, and light.
The Source is the ocean—immense, infinite—and every soul is a drop of water that has broken away from it to embark on a unique adventure. Although the drop seems separate, it retains within itself the essence of the ocean (…) Once its experience is complete, it returns to merge with the immensity of the Source.
The soul, like this drop, is never truly separate (…) Within every soul lies the infinite potential of the Source, just as within every drop of water lies the memory of the ocean.
What exactly is the soul?
It is also essential to understand that the soul is multidimensional. It does not exist solely within our bodies, in this life, here and now. It exists on multiple planes of consciousness simultaneously, far beyond what our minds can conceive.
A part of her takes on physical form, experiences, and moves through density.
Another remains forever connected to the Source, in the realms of light, watching over our path with love and wisdom. So even when we feel lost, alone, and cut off from the divine, the soul never abandons us. It is always there, present, patient, ready to reach out to us as soon as we are ready to listen.
We’re in a huge video game
One of the most useful metaphors for understanding the soul’s experience in the physical world is that of a video game. Let’s imagine that the Source is the creator of a vast game. In this game, each soul chooses an avatar—a human body—and enters the universe to have experiences, learn lessons, and evolve.
The point of the game (…) isn’t to “win,” but to live, to experience, to transform oneself, and above all, to remember.
Why does the soul come to Earth?
This journey—filled with discoveries, challenges, and moments of self-reflection—has a profound purpose: to enable the soul to fully remember its divine nature, to purify itself of the illusions of separation, and to one day consciously return to the Source.
To return to Oneness—no longer in the innocence of birth, but in the maturity of a fulfilled being: this is the essence of the soul’s journey.
You are eternal
You are a soul, a spark of the Source, and nothing can ever erase that truth.
Take a moment to feel this eternity within you, to remind yourself that you are—and have always been—a part of this great divine Source.
You are both the drop of water and the ocean all at once.
Love is your Source
What characterizes the world of the soul is, above all, the unconditional love that reigns there—a love of such intensity and purity that no earthly experience can accurately convey it.
It is a universal, all-encompassing love that knows neither conditions nor limits, and that far surpasses the emotional love we experience in our human lives.
This love expects nothing, never judges, and never compares. It knows neither preference nor rejection, for it does not depend on merit.
This love is what we all seek—consciously or unconsciously—during our earthly lives.
You’re never alone
The world of the soul is not some distant place reserved for the afterlife. It is right here, very close by, on a frequency that we can sense when our hearts open and our minds calm down. It is a space for healing, understanding, and preparation, but also for connection. For in this subtle world, you are not alone. Other souls surround you, support you, and lift you up.
Their kindness brings us back to what really matters: we are not here to succeed or fail, but to learn to love more deeply, to understand, and to experience life mindfully.
Death is a return to the Source
From the soul’s perspective, death is not an end. It is a return, a liberation, a transition. When the soul leaves the body, it immediately regains an expanded consciousness. It remembers. It understands. The veil is lifted, and it clearly sees once again the reasons for its coming to Earth.
The first moments after death are often marked by a welcoming presence. Guides, deceased loved ones, or beings of light come to accompany the soul. This moment is filled with great peace. Pain, fear, and regret gradually fade away, giving way to a feeling of unconditional love.
A Look Back at a Life Lived in Love
Next, the soul enters a process of reintegration. It returns to the subtle planes, but it is not yet completely free from its earthly life. It needs time to process, come to terms with, and understand everything it has experienced.
This is what Dr. Newton and other spiritual researchers have described as the “life review”: a moment when the soul, together with its guides, revisits the major stages of its incarnation, the choices it has made, and the consequences of its actions.
This reflection is never a judgment, but an opportunity to learn. The soul looks with compassion upon what it has gone through, the wounds it has inflicted or received, and the progress it has made. It gains a deeper understanding of karmic ties, relational dynamics, and the lessons yet to be learned. It is a time of profound learning, yet one that is always accompanied by love and kindness.
In each lifetime, the soul refines its light, develops its wisdom, and draws a little closer to the original unity. There is no error in this process, only experiences that enrich one another. Earthly life, with its sorrows, joys, and uncertainties, is an extraordinary arena for awakening. It offers the soul the opportunity to put its qualities into practice, to experience separation in order to return more fully to unity. And it is through this dance between light and shadow that the soul discovers who it truly is.
Listen to the call of your soul
As for deep-seated calls, they often arise during times of transition, when the soul begins to speak more loudly. They can manifest as an irresistible desire to change one’s life, to leave a situation behind, or to pursue a long-neglected passion.
The call isn’t always rational; it’s powerful. It speaks to the heart, not the mind. These sudden impulses shouldn’t be taken lightly. They are the ways in which our soul tries to realign us with our true path. Sometimes, following a deep calling may seem foolish to the outside world, but deep down, we know it is right. Here again, courage is needed to listen to the inner voice rather than to external expectations.
By listening to the quiet call of our soul, we enter into a relationship of deep love with ourselves. We stop desperately searching outside ourselves for what has always been alive within us. We discover that, from the very beginning, we have carried a unique light—a silent song that is just waiting to be heard and embodied.
Your soul invites you to live joyfully
The soul never imposes itself. It doesn’t shout. It whispers, it breathes, it suggests. It is like a gentle breeze that brushes against our heart. It is essential (…) to learn to distinguish between the voices that resonate within us. Our mind, our ego, our fears, and our desires can all send messages, but they do not have the same vibration as true intuition. True intuition is calm, composed, and unagitated.
Recognizing your true direction isn’t about waiting for a mystical flash of insight or a sudden revelation. It is often a patient, subtle process involving listening, making adjustments, and following inner impulses. It involves observing what brings us to life, what soothes us, and what lifts us up.
How can you recognize the voice of your soul?
There are some clues:
- That sense of rightness that washes over us when an action is in harmony with our soul;
- That quiet peace that settles in when you make a courageous decision, even if it’s unsettling;
- That gentle flame that comes to life when we act in accordance with what we sense to be “true.”
Conversely, signs of estrangement should not be demonized, but rather heeded:
- Unexplained fatigue,
- A vague sense of unease,
- Repeated obstacles,
- Feelings of anger or emptiness.
Far from meaning that we have failed, these signals are often kind reminders that gently whisper to us, “That’s not the way. Come back.”
Find Your Path
But in any case, what emerges is a sense of coherence—an inner melody that begins to resonate once more. When we are moving in our true direction, everything within us comes together: our energy, our thoughts, our relationships, and our daily actions.
It is valuable to take moments of silence, to reconnect with oneself, and to gently ask oneself:
- What nourishes me?
- What makes me tired?
- When was the last time I felt true joy?
- What opens for me?
These simple questions, asked honestly, can open up spaces of clarity. And when a direction presents itself—even tentatively, even if it seems uncertain or unreasonable—it’s important to take that first step.
Because often, the path only reveals itself once we start walking. It is through action—even the most modest—that the soul is set in motion, and life responds.
Live life to the fullest and be happy
Our soul’s mission is always connected to what is most alive within us:
- What drives us,
- What draws us forward despite our fears,
- What makes us upright and radiant, even in the unseen.
It carries within it a sacred dimension, for it reveals our deep commitment to Life and our unique contribution to the harmony of the whole.
A soul’s mission often reveals itself in moments of inner clarity: when we do something that uplifts us, that brings us into alignment, that seems to flow naturally. When time fades away, joy becomes peaceful, and the heart opens effortlessly. These moments are fragments of truth, glimpses of the right path. They tell us, “You belong here.”
It also reveals itself in the deep longings that resurface despite ourselves, sometimes after years: a project we’ve never dared to undertake, a desire to serve, a gift we haven’t yet shared. The soul is patient, yet tenacious.
It is therefore essential to cultivate patience and trust. The soul’s mission is not a mystery that must be unraveled in a hurry. It is an inner presence that must be gently embraced.
Your mission, should you choose to accept it: to love
Living out one’s mission does not necessarily mean turning away from ordinary life or seeking extraordinary achievements (…) Love is the foundation of this mission. Not romantic love, but a vast love that includes self-respect, compassion for others, and trust in a greater intelligence that guides the whole.
Through these pages, I wanted to convey the essentials:
- Every human being is an incarnated soul, a divine spark that carries within it the infinity of life.
- Who you are goes beyond what you think you are.
- What you carry within you is far greater than your doubts.
- “And what you are experiencing, right here and now, is a precious fragment of your eternal journey.”
For more information, visit Julie Sina’s website
Buy “From Soul to Life” on Amazon and at Fnac, or order it from your favorite bookstore.
See also the article “ Life Goes On After Death”
