Uzma – you’re completely right. Everything serves its purpose. And that purpose is the Soul evolving itself through self-expression. From a Soul perspective, there are only experiences from which we learn and grow, and experiences from which we do not learn and grow. Which is why things sometimes “go wrong” from our perspective – we need life to slap us over the head once or twice in order to learn our lesson. Our Soul doesn’t judge this experience as “bad” or “negative” – we attach that label. Which is why we choose to attract some pretty tough experiences sometimes.

Regarding purpose – depending on the Soul’s profile and history, etc., each Soul is here to express itself through certain energetic qualities. We have gift and talents at Soul-level, but these can express themselves in many different ways here in the physical. So our purpose is not to be a specific profession, for example, but to express who we are at Soul-level in whatever manner serves us. Having said that, sometimes a specific profession does allow us to express all that we are!

But the goal is always the same – to remember that we don’t have to become anything, that we are already Divine beings, created through Divine Love.

Thanks for these awesome questions!
Blessings,
Andrea

Next query is, that if there is no actualy destination, than what is the purpose of life – evolution of Self??
What of those who are in search of there purpose for this world, eg writer, painter etc.
There is a belief that says that everyone has there special talent that is there purpose, do u agree?
Or can it be that our purpose is only to develop ourselves, or rather unravel the egoist identity to find our core and emanate Love.

Would love to hear what you think>
Thanks

I actually don’t think your comment is less spiritually inclined at all! If anything, you highlight beautifully that spirituality and mental reasoning are inextricably intertwined. As they should be! Information from the spiritual plane and information from the conscious mind must both be handled with discernment. We can try and cling to outdated information because we like it, because it fits what we want to hear … or we can, as you say, show the “maturity, courage and wisdom” to adapt our perspective to the present moment.

Thank you, Lawrence, for adding this perspective!
Blessings,
Andrea

In a way that is less spiritually inclined – we all make decisions in our life based on the information and understanding we have at THAT point in time. Usually, at a later point in time, we have new/more information and that decision no longer seems to be corect – it has expired.

In such cases, we should have the maturity, courage, wisdom to change the decision and move on with better perspective and knowledge.

That’s my takeaway from your great post today. Well, not very spiritual as you may wanted it, but it’s just me

Thanks for showing me the way once again, Andrea.

Patricia – I’m thrilled you’re working with your Guides more and more, and that this information is so timely for you!

Happy Thanksgiving to you both!!!
Andrea

Andrea and Slade, have a wonderful Thanksgiving.

One of the biggest challenges I have doing Readings for other people are what I call “requests for Prophecy.”

I’m glad that you’re putting this “time sensitivity” factor out there — I’d love to hear more about how you handle/interpret/re-work those questions that start with “how long will…” and “when will…”