What Is My Purpose In Life?
This post answers questions for The Council from a reader named Lorraine15498 regarding her purpose in this lifetime.
Lorraine: I soon will be 81 years old, and I have no idea what my purpose is after all these years. I feel The Council may be able to help me with this. Thank you.
Council: Your purpose is: You wanted to be here. Your purpose is: You wanted to have fun this time around. You wanted family. You wanted many friends. And you wanted to have a lot of playtime.
So, there’s not always: “Oh, I have to become an astronaut, or I have to be a Police Officer and do this and do that.” You wanted to play in different areas. Some of your past lives have been very harsh, and this time you wanted it easy. You wanted to learn from whatever you chose and have the ability and the freedom to keep choosing and changing.
And so, what you have done in your life, you’re saying you don’t know your purpose, but you have lived it because you have changed things, you have experienced things, and that is exactly what you wanted. Not to be an astrophysicist, but to come into this reality and this time enjoy it.
And of course we’ve enjoyed this again. And we ask everyone to always stay in the light with your thoughts, with your energy. Show kindness to everyone and you will feel better. There is a great shift going on in your reality, and you want to go to a higher level while this shift is going on. So we would say, “Kindness, love, serving each other, trying to find the happiness, even when you feel crazy, by just thinking, ‘This is part of the change, and what do I need to learn from that.’ And always stay in the light.
What Is My Purpose In Life?
Cynthia, Bob, & The Council
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