What does it mean to live a full life? To the mind a full life is achieving goals. But to the heart, a full life occurs in the moment of self-realization. The amount of time you spend upon the plane of demonstration has little to do with the fullness of your life. In fact, a child who dies at a young age has just as much chance of living a full life as does a senior citizen with many decades under their belt. Time is irrelevant to the soul, for it is quality and not quantity that matters most. Your only purpose in life is to truly know yourself through the context and the contrast of your experiences. It is the realization that you are the unconditional love of God and the recognition of that love within your brothers and sisters that the soul is seeking to experience in physical form. In that awareness, all worries, frustrations, and planning dissolve into the peacefulness, the acceptance, and the beauty of what is. You are magnificent beings of infinite kindness and compassion, you are perfect in every way, and you are whole and complete just as you are through your Divine Lineage; all else is simply icing on the cake. And so it is in love and light of the aligned mind.
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