Aging & retirementEli Red ElkWhy Chosen Souls Cannot Be Around Too Many People — A Native Elder Reveals the Hidden Truth

Why Chosen Souls Cannot Be Around Too Many People — A Native Elder Reveals the Hidden Truth

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Published Oct 1, 2026, 9:19 PM · 2w ago

Eli Red Elk
Eli Red Elk
1.8K subscribers · median 1.2K views
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477
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50
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Description

Some people can spend hours around crowds and feel energized. Others leave feeling drained, restless, or strangely disconnected. In this video, I reflect on why certain people feel a deeper need for solitude, quiet, nature, and distance from too much noise — and why some spiritual traditions describe this as part of the path of a “chosen soul.” This does not mean you are better than others, and it does not mean you are meant to reject everyone around you. Sometimes, needing fewer people simply means you have become more careful about where you place your energy, who you allow close to you, and what kind of presence brings you peace instead of exhaustion. If you have ever felt overwhelmed in crowds, misunderstood by others, more comfortable alone, or deeply drawn to quiet places, this message may help you see that part of yourself differently. #ChosenSouls #NativeElder #NativeAmericanWisdom #SpiritualJourney #Solitude #SpiritualAwakening #InnerPeace #SensitiveSouls #ElderWisdom #SpiritualGrowth #WalkingAlone #ProtectYourPeace

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