What does To her divine Majority in The Soul selects her own soul mean?

Answer 1

I think it's referring to other people. Who she has no need for them in her life. Dickinson was an introvert, and the poem seems to be about the same.

Answer 2

This line from Emily Dickinson's poem suggests that the speaker believes in the power of the individual soul to choose its destiny or purpose. The phrase "her divine Majority" implies that the soul possesses a kind of spiritual authority over itself. The poem explores themes of self-determination and personal agency in matters of the soul's development.