AR51: Why You Feel So Much for Someone You Barely Know: Soul Contracts, Past Lives, and the Art of Holding Space

Maggie met someone decades ago. He was interested in her romantically, but she didn’t feel the same way. They shared only a brief moment in time and then went their separate ways. Years later, out of nowhere, she received a powerful intuitive hit about his death—she saw how he was going to die. Not long after, she discovered that he had, in fact, passed in exactly the way she had seen.

This realization opened a wave of grief that made no sense to her. For two years, she mourned the loss of a man she barely knew. She’s happily married, had no romantic feelings for him, and couldn’t understand why his death shook her so deeply.

In this episode, we go into the Akashic Records to uncover the soul contract between Maggie and this man, and why their souls are so deeply connected beyond this lifetime. We talk about what it really means to hold space for someone at a soul level—across time, lifetimes, and the unseen dimensions of relationship. Through the Records, we also discover that Maggie’s soul purpose is to be a container for others’ healing: she is here to hold space, energetically and emotionally, so that others can move through their deepest transformations.

We explore:

• Why you can feel intense emotions for someone who is barely in your current life
• How soul contracts and past lives can create powerful waves of grief, love, or longing
• What it means to honor these feelings without needing to “make them fit” into a 3D story
• How being a space-holder or container for others can show up in subtle, unexpected ways

We also work with Maggie’s ancestral field, clearing maternal abandonment wounds in her paternal line and releasing extraneous vows that no longer serve her current path.

This episode is an invitation to trust your inner knowing, to validate emotions that don’t seem logical, and to recognize that your soul purpose may be expressing itself in ways your mind doesn’t always understand—especially when it comes to holding space for the healing of others.