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Death is not darkness, but light.
Death is not darkness, but light.
The essential purpose of reincarnation is self-improvement.
Karma by itself does not denote good or bad deeds. Rather it is the result of one’s positive and negative actions in life. The statement, “there are no accidents in our lives,” does not mean karma by itself impels. What it does is propel us forward by teaching lessons.
The key to growth is understanding we are given the ability to make mid-course corrections in our life and having the courage to make necessary changes when what we are doing is not working for us.
Learning from a blank slate is better than knowing in advance what could happen to you because of what you did before.
Reaching our soul is the first step on the ladder of finding our higher power.
When seeking guidance, I suggest requesting help with just the next step in your life. When you do this, be prepared for unexpected possibilities. Have the faith and humility to open yourself up to a variety of paths toward solutions.
“God is not He who is, but That which is.”
The important thing is to recognize our faults, avoid self-denial, and have the courage and self-sufficiency to make constant adjustments in our lives.
The transformation gives us purpose.
the real lessons of life are learned by recognizing and coming to terms with being human. Even as victims, we are beneficiaries because it is how we stand up to failure and duress which really marks our progress in life. Sometimes one of the most important lessons is to learn to just let go of the past.
“If
you had not been exposed to this person as a child, what would you now lack in understanding?”
The lesson we must learn from human relationships is accepting people for who they are without expecting our happiness to be totally dependent upon anyone.
Our soul may be traveling away from a permanent home, but we are not just tourists. We bear responsibility in the evolution of a higher consciousness for ourselves and others in life. Thus, our journey is a collective one.
