We Are All In School
It’s just a game we play
An infant born into this physical world has no concept of love or hate. Pleasure or pain. Good or bad. Hot or cold. You get the idea. It must experience one to understand its opposite. The physical plane is one of duality. Because of this, it makes for an advanced education for each soul. How else could soul gain self-awareness and eventually God-awareness?
A newborn soul in many ways is no different than a newborn infant. Neither have the awareness of who or what they are. God in his wisdom established an educational system that would give every soul a chance to be like their parent. In his case, Godlike.
Reflect on your own life in this incarnation. All the lessons you have learned. How many times as a child or adult did say “I hate you. I hate him. I hate her. I hate school. I hate pain. I hate the rain.” You get the idea. On the flip side of this is “I love you. I love him. I love her. I love school. I love being healthy. I love the rain.”
Our world of duality. School for soul. Us. Who we are.
How would we know we love something or someone without experiencing the opposite? How would we know how to act selflessly without experiencing selfishness? We wouldn’t.
Lifetimes upon lifetimes we as eternal souls incarnate into the many planes of existence to gain this experience and wisdom. To gain a level of consciousness at which point we become coworkers with God. We become the teachers. This is a grand reflection of how we grow and expand our consciousness in human form. And what is the reward for reaching this level of consciousness?
Beyond explanation.
These teachers have always been here to guide souls back home. Most work in the background while others have on occasion chosen a specific lifetime to be used as an example to all of us. One such soul would be Jesus. One way he chose to help all souls was to publically set an example of how to live a spiritual life. More importantly to show us all we are eternal. That there is life after death.
Reflecting on the life of Jesus, Buddha, and other historical religious figures it doesn’t take a genius to realize that all the examples they set as to how to live an exemplary life have been twisted to enrich the lives of a few over of the many.
And that’s okay. It’s just a game we play.
All the events in one’s life happen for a reason. Every…single…moment. Each one is a lesson. The question is are you paying attention? Will you choose to be a good student or a school dropout? Whatever you decide it is okay. Eventually, we all reach the same destination.
