In this episode of the Spiritual Journey Podcast, hosts Nimesh Radia and Stacey Brown dive into the concept of soul contracts and their role in shaping relationships and personal growth. They discuss how these spiritual agreements guide us through life’s lessons, helping us recognize when a soul contract has completed its purpose. Through personal stories and reflections, they touch on the themes of grief, acceptance, and the transformative nature of pain, encouraging listeners to engage in self-reflection and embrace the lessons within each relationship.Tune in for a heartfelt discussion on how we can all lean into community, mentorship, and spiritual guidance on this beautiful, evolving journey. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to the podcast!Takeaways:🌟 Soul contracts are agreements made before incarnating.🌱 Relationships are designed to help us learn and grow.💔 Pain is a necessary part of the healing process.🌊 Grief is a natural response to ending soul contracts.🎯 Expectations can hinder our ability to accept change.🧘 Self-reflection is crucial in understanding relationships.🔥 Transformation often comes through painful experiences.🌌 Acceptance of change is a gradual process.✍️ Journaling can help process emotions and experiences.🌠 The right people will come into our lives when we are ready.🌕 Join Our November Full Moon Healing Session on November 14thIf this episode resonated with you, don’t miss the next healing session on November 14th. Nimesh and Stacey will lead a powerful meditation, share a group Akashic message, and discuss the current energy shifts. This free event is designed to support your spiritual evolution.🗓 Date: November 14th🕒 Time: 5pm EST / 2pm PST / 10pm UK🔗 Register Here📬 Contact Nimesh and Stacey:Nimesh Radia📧 Email: nims@spiritualjourney.life🌐 Website: spiritualjourney.life📷 Instagram: @nimesh_radiaStacey Brown📧 Email: stacey@stacey-brown.com🌐 Website: stacey-brown.com📷 Instagram: @staceybrown_555If we can guide you, feel free to book a free discovery call with us!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp