Don’t be afraid if you will be a success by the world’s terms.
Success is not in anyone’s contract.

Your calling is simply to do the thing, to have the experience, to understand the lessons that arrive from the doing.

Don’t wait until your life is perfect, until you have the time, until you have the space.

Begin writing at the kitchen table.
Clear out the garage and begin inventing.
Apply to school now.
​Begin singing even as you walk your child to school.

When you are gone from this lifetime, when you are in review of this lifetime, you will see all the moments when you were living from purpose, and how this focus, these activities, squeezed into place in the odd moment: the early morning, the lunch break, the afternoon downtime, the evening, created room for more living from purpose.

And you will see how all of these moments moving in your purpose were brilliant gems: so much more valuable than the time wasted in addiction, in sloth, in must do, in worry, in fear, in distraction.

Make room, make room.
Let go of what is not your purpose.
Make space, make time.
Begin to live your soul’s contract, in every moment you are breathing.

And if you don’t know your soul’s contract?
We say… close your eyes. Breathe. Be still.
Listen, feel, sense, see.
You have known your contract since your birth.

We say: It is the thing you are most afraid of, that excites you most deeply, that you most wish to do. It is the thing that if you were to start today, you would feel your heart expand in joy.

We say: you are here to live your calling.
If you still do not know your calling, we say: yes, you do.

Allow this.

Each of us is given a particular soul contract to accomplish in a lifetime.

You may be sent here to write.
You may be sent here to teach.
You may be sent here to serve one particular soul or soul cluster, such as a family.
You may be sent here to sacrifice on a karmic level, for a soul you’ve been working with a long time.
You may be sent here to play, to enjoy, to experience.
You may be sent here to travel the world, or to live in specific places.
You may be sent here to heal others.
You may be sent here to heal yourself.
You may be sent here to build.
You may be sent here to stabilize.
You may be sent here to invent.
You may be sent here to inspire.

These are just a few of the ways your contract is written, but always there is one main trajectory, one main calling, one main purpose that is yours and yours alone.

Sometimes, we understand our purpose early: we get down to the business of living our lives clearly and at a young age. This is a marvelous gift, because in this way we have more time to focus on our path. We have more time in the lifespan, to give our full attention to our soul’s calling.

But often, we waste much of our lives slinking and sliding around our purpose, wondering if it really ours, wondering if we will have the courage to undertake this great calling in our lifetime, wondering if we really can dare to do it.

In these cases:
We are the writer who does not write.
The painter who does not paint.
The singer who does not sing.
The doctor who does not go to med school.
The explorer who does not explore.
The adventurer who does not adventure.
The family man who does not support a family.
The mother who does not raise children.
The inventor who does not invent.
The motivator who does not inspire.

We live our lives instead shivering under blankets of fear and uncertainty. We hang on the edge of the diving board, refusing to dive in.

We refuse to commit, we refuse to leap, we refuse to trust.

We are living, but because we are not living our purpose, we are not living at the level we have come here for.

It is a great waste, to not fully live in a lifetime.

Don’t be afraid of what you don’t know how to do.
Just begin.

In all your lifetimes, you’re not going to learn anything bigger than this: we’re here for love.

You can try to kick love away.
You can reject it when it shows up.
You can hate.
You can run away and hide when it gets too complicated.
You can live in fear and isolation, never letting another in.
You can think you’re better than another.
You can think you’re less than another.

All of these Misbeliefs are false.

Follow them, and you are simply led on a longer path to self discovery.

Love between humans; love from humans to all the other energy beings on this planet: animals, plants, inanimate objects; love between humans and all etheric beings; love from all other energy and etheric beings; love in time and space and matter; love as a way of being that we learn to inhabit more and more often, until one day, we just get it.

We just get that it’s all love.

Love’s the energy.
Love’s the Universe.
Love’s the particulate.
Love’s the reason.
Love’s the reality.

It’s a beautiful lesson.
The biggest lesson there is.

And it may take you this lifetime, and thousands more, to finally learn it.

We live, we die, we reincarnate, we live, we die…
​And in each new lifetime… we get to learn.

It’s here on earth that we can expand, really learn our stuff.

We learn on the earth plane through our fear, our shame, our self loathing, our pride, our judgment, our prejudice, our hatred, our anger, our bitterness, our sadness, our failure.

Each lesson of separation mastered helps us crack through to the fact that we’re really souls… that our true experience, our true reality is eternal, unlimited and infinite,

And when we get that? Well, that’s when things really start to change.

This idea that one day, we’ll be able to live forever?
That we’ll be immortal?
This is already true.
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We’re souls, infinite perfect Universes within an infinite perfect Universe.
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We enter each lifetime to be human, and to work on the same lesson that everyone else is here to work on: moving from separation to Oneness.

Before you learn to remember, it all seems very complicated.

Everyone in the world who hasn’t learned to remember yet is shouting at you that “this” is how it is, or “that” is how it needs to be.

When the truth of the soul’s lesson, and by soul we mean you, is simply to expand to the highest level it can reach.

As a human, you’re limited by your personality, and your body, and by the particular time, place, culture and surroundings you have chosen to be born into.

Yes, again… you chose.
You chose this adventure.

You chose this experience knowing full well that it was going to be challenging, and that the experience would bring you to certain lessons: survival, security, stability.

Or maybe you chose this experience because it was going to be easy: perhaps all the survival, security and stability was taken care of in this lifetime? So that you could move onto other lessons: love, consciousness, understanding your infinite nature?

The question is then: how far can you lift off from where you began?

If you’ve chosen a hard experience, what’s the farthest you can go from there?
If you’ve chosen an easy experience, what’s the farthest you can go from there?
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We come back to earth, over and over, to see how far we can go.