Welcome back to our A Call for Love book club — a special four-part series where we journey through the timeless teachings of The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz.

In this second episode, we explore the transformational wisdom of the second agreement: Don’t take anything personally.

When we take things personally, we give away our peace, our power, and our presence. But what if those triggers were sacred invitations?

Together, we’ll explore:

• Why other people’s words are often projections of their own wounds
• How fear masquerades as anger and how to see beyond the surface
• What your emotional triggers are really pointing to and how to respond with love
• The deeper purpose of inner boundaries and how they protect your peace
• Why “not taking it personally” is one of the greatest acts of self-respect

Let this episode be your invitation to soften your edges, tend to your inner landscape, and stand rooted in the truth of who you are.

From my heart to yours,

Linda 💛

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About Linda:

I’m Linda Orsini, host of A Call for Love podcast and founder of Soul Skool, a community where seekers evolve with clarity, compassion, and courage.

After decades as a teacher, I realized the deepest education is that one of the soul. My journey through anxiety and self-doubt led me to meditation, yoga, Reiki, sound healing, and emotional freedom practices. Now I guide others through retreats, trainings, and Soul Skool to return home to themselves and embody their best life.

A Call for Love is your space to pause, reflect, and awaken self-love. Because when we heal ourselves, we help heal the world.

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