04/04/2026
Your Physical family vs Your Soul Tribe.
As we grow and evolve, we will normally gravitate towards our soul tribes and it's in very few cases that your soul family or tribe will consist of your physical family or old friends.
Normally, your physical family is based on biology or legal ties (parents, siblings, relatives),formed through birth, marriage, or adoption.
Or the connection is often shaped by culture, upbringing, and shared environments.
You may love them deeply, but not always feel emotionally or spiritually aligned and most times, these relationships require too much effort, boundaries and healing and it's sometimes very exhausting maintaining such connections.
In simple terms: they are your starting point in life.
While your soul tribe or family gives off the vibe of feeling like you've known this/these person(s) for a long time even if you just met or their energy usually feels familiar.
Your soul tribe is the family you choose or feel drawn to on a deeper level and is usually based on energy, alignment, and spiritual connection.
Most times, your soul tribe consists of genuine and authentic friends, mentors, partners, or even online connections.
With such connections, you feel seen, understood, and accepted without forcing it as you often share similar values, growth paths, or life perspectives.
In simple terms: they are your chosen people and they usually feel like home.
From my experience and other spiritual folk I've worked with, I've noticed that most of us who experienced abuse from our families, healed before gravitating towards or soul tribes.
Another contrary point I would love to point out which may not be generally accepted is that we may meet several people from our soul tribes at each along our journey who are not destined to stay with us forever.
I came to this realization when I kept evolving from spaces and connections I used to resonate with and the more I felt at home with myself, the lesser I resonated with such communities and I'll never understand why some people can't grasp this concept.
Personally, I hope everyone who genuinely is trying to evolve, grows to a point where they no longer need me (no hard feelings) because some of us are here to activate others but I must not be a permanent fixture in their lives and it doesn't have to bring enmity either!
Much like when a child keeps growing, they move from depending on the adults in their lives to becoming independent but they don't forget these people and don't have to depend on them forever either!
Let's learn to accept that the fact that, that someone no longer resonates with us doesn't mean we're less important. If you can't accept the fact that some people will grow apart from you no matter the impact you had/have over them, you're playing God in their lives and the only one who'll end up hurt will be you.
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