Between worlds
Tuesday, September 11th, 2012QUESTION: Masters, when I was a little girl I used to get upset and cry and say I want to go home when I was already home. I used to be scared to go to sleep at night because I could see and hear things. I’ve always felt different like I don’t belong. I am a grown woman now coming on 30 and am at a loss to know what my purpose is in life and how I can help others as well as myself. My spiritual awareness has heightened as my partner passed away a year and a half ago. I feel him and he tries to talk to me in whispers. People don’t understand and it’s hard for me to get my head around all this. ~Sara, New Zealand
ANSWER: Souls spend a minute amount of time in physical form versus the time spent at Home, or in nonphysical form, in unconditional love. Once the conscious mind experiences or remembers what that state is like, the soul wants to return to that love. It is only when the amnesia of your incarnate state becomes compete that the space between physical and nonphysical blurs.
As a girl, you hadn’t been completely sealed behind your amnesia. The home you remembered was not the Earth plane but rather the point of origin of your soul. It was the comfortable, unconditional love where you were part of an amorphous cloud of energy with all your loving soul mates and guides. The voices you heard were souls from the other side trying to get your attention and to carry on a conversation with you. You shut the door to all of the contact as you grew older.
You have a very strong connection with your departed partner. You have shared many lifetimes together. He has allowed you to hear again through the dimensions between physical and nonphysical. Those you tell about your conversation will think you are hallucinating because they are still only able to exist in the physical world.
Relax and go into your feelings. Does it feel right to be able to share love through the dimensions? Make your own choices; don’t accept what others say if your experiences vary. Your purpose in life is to understand who you are, why you are here, and to make choices to grow in wisdom during this journey.