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Originally Posted by MyShadow
"Purpose" is one of those words that implies or triggers the vibration of self-worthy justification. In other words - "I must meet some expectation in order to add value to my existence". As you expand in your spritual journey, you may come to a point and realize that this is merely a belief you have acquired from other sources.
The material world is not "broken" nor did you come here to "fix" it or others. You came here for your own self-created experiences.
Also you are not here to tackle karmic challenges or to attend the school of the universe. You are here in this phenomenal playground to use it as a catalyst to expand your consciouness and become from your desires; and to add your ideas and perspectives to the collective sum of all that is becoming.
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i know what you're saying about utilizing the word "purpose" in reference to expectation, i get that ...
for myself it is similar with "perfection", i have come to know perfection exists in the 3d illusion, we use it as a measurement to attain a goal and in doing so comparing one person or thing to another thereby in keeping of separation, "i am MORE than he, she has MORE than i, his idea is BETTER than hers ..." all in striving for something higher to attain ...
in the higher realms perfection as i know it here, does not exist, all is one therefore there is no more or no less, it just is ... we just are ...
yes, we have come here to create our own experiences but became so indulged with what isn't real we have forgotten what reality is ... just BEing ...
while in the process of awakening to our truth, perhaps there is purpose, perhaps it is the process of remembering once again who we are ...
when we come to realize just that, the simplicity and purity of who we really are, and if we have called this journey purpose, then i am ok with purpose for it has allowed me to just be ...
so yes, i understand what you write indeed, in reality few words exist, fulfillment and wholeness is in BEing ...
for our journey of remembering, purpose is just fine for me
kindness,