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We Are Ete al, Our Purpose Is Infinite

Written by Randi G. Fine

Topic: InspirationPublished May 29, 2011
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Have you ever asked yourself, “What am I doing all this for? Why is life such a struggle? What am I accomplishing?’”

I am fascinated by life after life accounts. I’ve read a multitude of books written by reputable spiritual mediums and have attended their seminars. I have personally communicated with loved ones that have crossed over. As far as I’m conce
ed, there is not a shadow of a doubt that our life continues after we leave here. We are souls housed within a human body.

It is said that only the bravest souls make the choice to come to Earth school. Our ultimate spiritual, ete
al goal is the growth of our souls. The most accelarated spiritual growth is gained while we’re in these Earthly bodies. Yes, some of us have chosen to take on monumental challenges in this life, but it was a well thought out, carefully calculated plan that we chose when we were living in the spiritual realm; a place with no negativity and hardships. Each challenge was chosen with an ete
al purpose in mind.

Many people have said to me, “That’s impossible, I would have never chosen this life!” The truth is that you did make this choice because buried deep inside this earthly facade, you are a remarkable, courageous, highly motivated soul. We are not in touch with those thoughts because our past memories have been blocked to prevent interference in the completion of our mission. But each of us possesses the utmost ability to face, handle, and overcome our challenges; impossible as it may seem.

We each are fulfilling a contract we have made with ourselves. To breach that contract is self-destructive. We have everything to gain or everything to lose; the choice is ours. Life is ete
al and our growth is ete
al; we forever reap the rewards of our efforts. That is what motivates me to constantly grow and evolve. It’s what gives me the courage to keep putting one foot in front of the other, even when I can’t see where I am going.

Life does not end here. It is merely a brief segment of our ete
al life, just as schooling is only a portion of our human life. It is to each of our advantages to continue to learn, achieve, and grow; achievements that often go hand and hand with adversity. As impossible as it may seem at times, adversity is the catalyst that speeds up our growth.

It may seem as if all this is selfish, but it’s exactly the opposite. To grow we must share and care; break down our barriers. The purest love is given and received when we are spiritually aware. There is a domino effect; what we achieve with ourselves ultimately benefits everybody else.

The next time that you question your purpose, remind yourself that you are an ete
al being and your purpose is greater than you can ever fathom.

Much love,

Randi
http://www.randigfine.com

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About the Author

Randi Fine is a native of Baltimore, Maryland who has been living in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida since 2005. She has two adult children: a beautiful daughter and a handsome son, and she has been married to a wonderful man for 22 years.

Her lifetime thirst for artistic, creative expression led her in 2008 to the challenge of writing her memoir, Fine…ly: My Story of Hope, Love, and Destiny. During the two year process of navigating through the unfamiliar waters of authorship, she discovered for the first time that she truly had a passion for writing. She now devotes herself to writing full-time from her home. By sharing her wealth of experiences, insights, and lessons, she aspires to offer hope, compassion, and understanding to those who searching for answers.

Love Your Life, is a journal that she writes to connect with others who share in her mission of spreading light, love, and healing to the world. Her blog talk-radio show is called, A Fine Time for Healing: A Sanctuary for Your Emotional Wellbeing. She discuss self-help and spiritual life-skill topics that will heal and enhance the life experiences of others. http://my.blogtalkradio.com/randi-fine

She is a deeply spiritual person, following an enlightened path of her own design. It is a connection that she faithfully trusts to guide her in every aspect of her life.

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