1. How can a novice begin the work of listening to their soul? Every morning, silently or out loud, invite your soul to turn up its volume in your life. Then, throughout the day, pay attention to bodily sensations, feelings, signs, synchronicities, songs on the radio, conversations at work, nature, and your nightly dreams. Recording what you notice in a journal helps ground this practice and reinforces your soul’s reality. Our soul is constantly communicating with us, but it takes practice and dedication to recognize and translate our soul’s language.  2. You say that soul loss is an epidemic. How can we begin to reclaim the lost parts of our soul? We begin by following the natural guidance of our body, acknowledging and expressing our feelings, learning to accept all parts of ourselves (light and dark), and consciously saying “yes” to being a messy, imperfect, beloved human. We lose our soul when we reject a part of ourselves. We reclaim our soul when we embrace ourselves—as we are, now.  3. Many people today identify as spiritual but not religious. You write th …