Your Soul Family

We seek calmness and the wisdom to be found there by building and painting a soul map back to our unconscious mind or soul. We seek to show others how to do it. The Your Soul Family (YSF) logo represents transformation and learning.

A soul map is a geometric picture that represents you and the key people in your life along with the relationships you have and the key life lessons you may be learning.

Finding Your Soul Family – A Guide to Personal Development: has now arrived!

As one of the Your Soul Family community you have been on this journey with me to get this book out for people to read. You have inspired me to write this book, some of you are the student examples used to aid clarity and understanding. It was a poll of this group which chose the cover design and some great people have read the advance copy to provide reader feedback.

I would like to thank you all for your contribution. I could not have done it without you. As a team of one, it is great to get some additional input to help my thinking and outlook. I am rather childishly excited and a little nervous at sending this book out into the world. It feels like sending your child to school for the first time hoping all will be well. read more

By Alison Wem, ago

Soul Map readings and Spirit Art pictures

My friend Irene Gloux and I are going the Big Purple Psychic & Holistic Fair next Saturday 24th February.

I am so excited as it’s my first fair and I am looking forward to meeting lots of people and giving them a Soul Map reading. It would be great to meet you. Irene is experienced at fairs and has been invited to give demonstrations, in recognition of her talent as an artist and psychic medium skills. She has a lovely sense of humour and a big smile for everyone. Both Soul Map readings and Spirit art are means of providing intuitive life guidance for a happier and healthier life. read more

By Alison Wem, ago

Ever felt everything is going wrong? 3 tips to improve your life

Ever had a time when everything you do seems to go wrong?

I know I have, and often I have no knowledge why this should be. When the flow of life is not working for you, I have found you are either doing the wrong things or approaching life in the wrong way. One of my problems is that sometimes I just try too hard! When I do this I get too tired and make mistakes. They can be small mistakes but they can have a BIG impact – like how I have spoken to someone and then I lose their co-operation. I seem to make mountains which I then have to climb. I get so cross with myself. read more

By Alison Wem, ago

Could your 2019 look like this?

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What are you up to this month?

In the spirit of the New Year, maybe you’re going to learn a new language, cut out refined sugars, be more consistent with your yoga practice, put down your phone and be more present in the moment…

We all have goals that we set for ourselves this year. But sometimes the road to achieving those goals is rockier than we imagined it would be. So before you lose momentum, I highly recommend taking a few minutes to ​watch this video from my friend and colleague Lexi Soulios: read more

By Alison Wem, ago

How do you achieve your greatest potential?

A poppy is a beautiful red flower with medicinal capabilities and is full of potential. Yet it is also a symbol for war and gives a potential for drug abuse. Likewise each baby born is full of life’s potential but can also choose to lead a more negative life.

For all of us, life is full of challenges and sometimes it is difficult to know how to stay calm and work your way through them.

Listen to Alison Wem’s broadcast as she shares the 4 steps to help you achieve your potential and to identify and knock down any barriers you may have. Learn who you are and where your life is going. read more

By Alison Wem, ago

Lexi Soulios: new YSF associate

I am pleased to recommend Lexi Soulios as a YSF Associate. In the time I have known and worked with her, she is a warm, positive person and always prepared to help you. Lexi offers a new approach to consciousness development which is well worth trying.

For those of you who lead busy lives and would prefer to focus on your own development at your own pace and in your own home or perhaps you live in a different zone from me – look out for upcoming emails & posts about Lexi……

Love, Alison read more

By Alison Wem, ago

Variety is the spice of life

Alison Wem

As the saying goes ‘Variety is the spice of life’.  When you are seeking to understand the world you live in, your place in it and who you are; variety of approach is good.  By trying different approaches you might find that one gives you greater insight than another.  However many people find it difficult to find authentic people who can show them their approach.

I have spent the last 20 years seeking out such people.  Below are people I have either worked with, been their student or their client.  I have found them helpful in my personal development. Of course you need to decide if they are right for you. read more

By Alison Wem, ago