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Life Mapping: Decoding the Blueprint of Your Soul
Lifemapping isn’t a self help book – it’s a Soul Guide book. It’s how to find your way back to who you are, and what you came in this lifetime to be. Because in each and every one of our lives, there are only two Love or Fear. If you’re questioning the direction of your life’s path, Lifemapping will help you decipher the clues to show exactly where you are along your own unique life’s journey. You’ll be inspired to discover where you are already fulfilling your life’s purpose, and provided with real guidance on how to retrack from where you may have gone a little off course. And from this place of inspiration, you’ll be able to define your plan – and understand what you came in to this lifetime to do. You’ll learn simple, fun and trackable tools to help you understand your own unique skills and talents to map out where you’re going and what you can do right now at the present moment to take control of your journey. Take a moment to recognize the many important milestones of your path to understand your relationship with love and fear to plot your “Lifebeat” towards the experiences your soul intended. The reward? You will recognize every experience and person as an opportunity for your soul to learn, grow and evolve through Love or Fear. And most important of all, none of life is just happenstance. You are divinely guided and have chosen this life with all its experiences for your soul’s growth and a very specific purpose. This book is for you if… You’re at a major crossroads in your life, like a divorce, job loss or a health scare You have kids who are ready to leave the nest or perhaps you are single and feel disconnected or unsure of what to do next. You ‘re living with anxiety, depression or loneliness. You’re ready to release blame, fear or guilt from the past. You want to know what you can do right now to take control of your journey. You’ve made up your mind that you don’t want to waste any unnecessary time discovering your life’s purpose. This book will show you the meaning behind why you’re here, where your talents lie, why you’ve experienced what you have and what you can do to live the life you were born to live. Get ready to be amazed. LifeMapping will show you that there is a compass, that will reveal the blueprint of your soul. If you spend a little time with this book, it will show you the way.
392 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 14, 2021
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January 24, 2021
A step by step guide to discover the blueprint of your life.
" And as I stepped back and looked, something beautiful came to light; it was the biggest revelation of all. Everything, every experience, every event, every circumstance, was a decision between love or fear. Each and every one." In her debut book, Karen walks the reader through creating a Life Map. A blueprint or map of your life's journey. She shows how to create a Life Map in 10 steps. You will learn to activate your Life Map and define your path forward. Her book is peppered with affirmations and stories of work shop participants who received profound aha moments while creating their personal Life Maps. I loved the suggested reading throughout her book especially the late Linda Goodman's work. I was able to find a copy of her out of print Star Signs which brought back happy memories of delving into many New Age and Metaphysical books. I highly recommend Karen's book and her Life Mapping process. I was fortunate to create my Life Map with Karen in one of her workshops. It helped me to see and feel how powerful choosing love over fear really is. I plan to continue her process each year as reflect and move forward on my life journey.
" And as I stepped back and looked, something beautiful came to light; it was the biggest revelation of all. Everything, every experience, every event, every circumstance, was a decision between love or fear. Each and every one." In her debut book, Karen walks the reader through creating a Life Map. A blueprint or map of your life's journey. She shows how to create a Life Map in 10 steps. You will learn to activate your Life Map and define your path forward. Her book is peppered with affirmations and stories of work shop participants who received profound aha moments while creating their personal Life Maps. I loved the suggested reading throughout her book especially the late Linda Goodman's work. I was able to find a copy of her out of print Star Signs which brought back happy memories of delving into many New Age and Metaphysical books. I highly recommend Karen's book and her Life Mapping process. I was fortunate to create my Life Map with Karen in one of her workshops. It helped me to see and feel how powerful choosing love over fear really is. I plan to continue her process each year as reflect and move forward on my life journey.
March 27, 2021
Karen Loenser writes on page 23 of Life Mapping, “It’s our soul’s desire to immerse ourselves with other humans to share experiences that will help us evolve into higher beings of light and love. This, in its simplest terms, is the meaning of life.”
What an amazing book! Bravo, Karen!! At 63, a retiree and “seeker” myself, I was so excited to put this book on my Kindle! Aware that angels and guides surround me, I was interested to learn about what Karen calls “the blueprint of my soul map” (23). Defining lessons during this pandemic period certainly did shine a light on love based living versus fear based living. The many beautiful quotes and references throughout Life Mapping truly spoke of perseverance, character and hope. I truly found this book to mirror lots of the religious/spiritual teachings ingrained in me since my childhood. Ask and it shall be given you (Matthew 7:7 New Testament), holds true for “unlocking the keys to life’s purpose” (44).
As Karen walked readers through the processes of examining personal milestones, identifying soul squads, understanding where we’ve been via lessons and decoding, to label just a few areas of “Life Mapping” exploration, she shared her own precious story, and also some of those who partook mapping their lives. Karen’s emphasis on not over-thinking or getting caught up in the details was most affirming. Looking at our stories in “the 3rd person” was really key, removing ego and judgement (51-52). Where our focus lies speaks loudly of where our own life mapping takes us (61).
(I have to stop here for a moment and applaud those beautiful human beings! Very raw and honest sharing occurred in those pages. Thanks to Lena, Carolyn, Marie, Allison, and all of you, for your bravery and spirit!)
Remembering that the present is the only thing we can control (64), and that those who come into our lives come for a reason and purpose and are part of our “soul tribe” (73). Remembering with gratitude all these experiences and knowing free will allows many lessons along the path is part of the map (77).
Karen’s comparison of a plant and our life is “rooted” so beautifully, taking us back to recalling ourselves as children, and loving that young person (119-120). Writing out the “I AM” statements shows connections and “refills us” (149). “If you knew who walked beside you at all times, you would never experience fear or doubt ever again. Where there is great love, there are always miracles” (172-Williamson quote). Ultimately, we have “to take responsibility for (our) own life and own happiness” (178). “Love is what we are born with. Fear is what we learn here” (202). And, “A belief is just a thought you keep thinking,” (204-A. Hicks quote).
Forgiveness is part of the life mapping experience, too. Karen recognizes the wounds that come along the way, and gives us an opportunity to re-see the “hidden favors” in relationships (208). Moving forward on the path and honoring the present moment in those “hidden favors” reveal themselves.
The most impactful passage I’ve ever read on staying in the present moment was told in Karen’s book by Allison Feehan, with the story of her traumatic child-birthing experience: “Trusting in the plan of what should be and not having control over a frightful situation led me to truly TRUST the Universe and the bigger plan already decided for us. The plan we put in place prior to this lifetime” (220-223). Staying present……
Karen uses a beautiful reference to Mr. Holland’s Opus, and shares about being present. When I stop to think of the lessons it took me to see that, WOW! And, now, when I hear people share about what is on their agendas….OMGoodness…. “One of the keys to manifesting everything we desire” comes from being present (232 & 244). Letting go and letting GOD!!
I appreciate Karen’s naming the “not enough’s” for what they are….EGO and FEAR (258). I know in my own girls (“daughters,” nieces, students, friends) it is an all too often line thrown out there! How great to be able to share “That voice IS NOT YOU!!” trying to talk you out of your next step (258)! And, reinforce it! Flip it, and realize what comes from your Higher Self and what comes to teach you (269, 273). “The thought is the thing” has been a personal mantra for me for a couple of decades, and Karen expresses it beautifully throughout this book. And, since reading this I have added “SEE IT/VISUALIZE IT + BELIEVE IT + ALLOW IT = MANIFEST IT (302 & 318). “Speak your truth and activate” those thoughts (325). “Reactivate and Re-calibrate” and know you’re worthy of your dreams, with intention and inspiration (330)! Give it to God, and let it go!! And, know in your heart, “the life you ought to be living is the one you are living” (337).
Karen gives us so many beautiful ways to get to where you want to be…embracing nature and water, intentional breathing, trusting your vibes, watching your words, avoiding low energy people, chasing that ego away when it slips in to visit, writing out your desires, making a sacred space for yourself, letting go of expectations, and seeking out ways to serve others…..THE PLAN IS ALWAYS AT WORK (366)!
What a wonderful journey this Life Mapping has been! It caused me to think…to listen…to pray…to venture out. I have learned that the best teachers are students! And, Karen is a seeker, always ready to learn, as am I! No coincidence, I read this book during the season of Lent, which for me is a time of reflection and stillness and listening. This truly made my time very special. I have one week left, with Holy Week upon us, and I will be using new mantras. I feel oh so blessed having read this book.
I am thinking one of Karen’s next moves could be a LIFE MAPPING WORKBOOK, to accompany this book, and, maybe a LIFE MAPPING JOURNAL to record "present moment" thoughts relating to the experience, that can be looked back on later!
What a great adventure, Karen!! Thank you, with LOVE!!!!
What an amazing book! Bravo, Karen!! At 63, a retiree and “seeker” myself, I was so excited to put this book on my Kindle! Aware that angels and guides surround me, I was interested to learn about what Karen calls “the blueprint of my soul map” (23). Defining lessons during this pandemic period certainly did shine a light on love based living versus fear based living. The many beautiful quotes and references throughout Life Mapping truly spoke of perseverance, character and hope. I truly found this book to mirror lots of the religious/spiritual teachings ingrained in me since my childhood. Ask and it shall be given you (Matthew 7:7 New Testament), holds true for “unlocking the keys to life’s purpose” (44).
As Karen walked readers through the processes of examining personal milestones, identifying soul squads, understanding where we’ve been via lessons and decoding, to label just a few areas of “Life Mapping” exploration, she shared her own precious story, and also some of those who partook mapping their lives. Karen’s emphasis on not over-thinking or getting caught up in the details was most affirming. Looking at our stories in “the 3rd person” was really key, removing ego and judgement (51-52). Where our focus lies speaks loudly of where our own life mapping takes us (61).
(I have to stop here for a moment and applaud those beautiful human beings! Very raw and honest sharing occurred in those pages. Thanks to Lena, Carolyn, Marie, Allison, and all of you, for your bravery and spirit!)
Remembering that the present is the only thing we can control (64), and that those who come into our lives come for a reason and purpose and are part of our “soul tribe” (73). Remembering with gratitude all these experiences and knowing free will allows many lessons along the path is part of the map (77).
Karen’s comparison of a plant and our life is “rooted” so beautifully, taking us back to recalling ourselves as children, and loving that young person (119-120). Writing out the “I AM” statements shows connections and “refills us” (149). “If you knew who walked beside you at all times, you would never experience fear or doubt ever again. Where there is great love, there are always miracles” (172-Williamson quote). Ultimately, we have “to take responsibility for (our) own life and own happiness” (178). “Love is what we are born with. Fear is what we learn here” (202). And, “A belief is just a thought you keep thinking,” (204-A. Hicks quote).
Forgiveness is part of the life mapping experience, too. Karen recognizes the wounds that come along the way, and gives us an opportunity to re-see the “hidden favors” in relationships (208). Moving forward on the path and honoring the present moment in those “hidden favors” reveal themselves.
The most impactful passage I’ve ever read on staying in the present moment was told in Karen’s book by Allison Feehan, with the story of her traumatic child-birthing experience: “Trusting in the plan of what should be and not having control over a frightful situation led me to truly TRUST the Universe and the bigger plan already decided for us. The plan we put in place prior to this lifetime” (220-223). Staying present……
Karen uses a beautiful reference to Mr. Holland’s Opus, and shares about being present. When I stop to think of the lessons it took me to see that, WOW! And, now, when I hear people share about what is on their agendas….OMGoodness…. “One of the keys to manifesting everything we desire” comes from being present (232 & 244). Letting go and letting GOD!!
I appreciate Karen’s naming the “not enough’s” for what they are….EGO and FEAR (258). I know in my own girls (“daughters,” nieces, students, friends) it is an all too often line thrown out there! How great to be able to share “That voice IS NOT YOU!!” trying to talk you out of your next step (258)! And, reinforce it! Flip it, and realize what comes from your Higher Self and what comes to teach you (269, 273). “The thought is the thing” has been a personal mantra for me for a couple of decades, and Karen expresses it beautifully throughout this book. And, since reading this I have added “SEE IT/VISUALIZE IT + BELIEVE IT + ALLOW IT = MANIFEST IT (302 & 318). “Speak your truth and activate” those thoughts (325). “Reactivate and Re-calibrate” and know you’re worthy of your dreams, with intention and inspiration (330)! Give it to God, and let it go!! And, know in your heart, “the life you ought to be living is the one you are living” (337).
Karen gives us so many beautiful ways to get to where you want to be…embracing nature and water, intentional breathing, trusting your vibes, watching your words, avoiding low energy people, chasing that ego away when it slips in to visit, writing out your desires, making a sacred space for yourself, letting go of expectations, and seeking out ways to serve others…..THE PLAN IS ALWAYS AT WORK (366)!
What a wonderful journey this Life Mapping has been! It caused me to think…to listen…to pray…to venture out. I have learned that the best teachers are students! And, Karen is a seeker, always ready to learn, as am I! No coincidence, I read this book during the season of Lent, which for me is a time of reflection and stillness and listening. This truly made my time very special. I have one week left, with Holy Week upon us, and I will be using new mantras. I feel oh so blessed having read this book.
I am thinking one of Karen’s next moves could be a LIFE MAPPING WORKBOOK, to accompany this book, and, maybe a LIFE MAPPING JOURNAL to record "present moment" thoughts relating to the experience, that can be looked back on later!
What a great adventure, Karen!! Thank you, with LOVE!!!!
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