Who really makes the Grand Plan for our Life. Sylvia Browne's explanation makes a lot of sense, but sometimes while you're living it you might rebel against the idea. She claims that while we are at Home on the Other Side, we get together with the major players in our lives and make a plan for our next incarnation on earth, the goal being to live a life that will teach us more things in our ever-ongoing goal toward attaining near Perfection on the Other Side. In other words, we have planned all of the good and the bad things that confront us in this lifetime in order to acquire the skills and character-building required to attain that near perfection.
We planned to meet all of the people we met, both good and bad. We planned all of the excitement and drama and even the boredom parts of our lives. We planned to have confrontations between other entities (I find this one hard to buy...I've endured some pretty scarey things, but I did get through them, and I came out ahead in the long run...) We planned the heartbreakers. And we planned the confrontations with those we can only describe as dark evil ones as well. Why would we do that to ourselves!!? To foster the growth of our Souls. I guess the most interesting fact about it is that the difference between our Human selves and our Souls is that as humans we have the earthly ego.
When I run into people who argue that they would never choose to live the lives they are living, I try to point out to them that their souls chose these trials in order to foster the growth of the soul. Nobody wants to buy that conception. But if you can accept that idea, and accept that you're going to get through the trials, and accept that your Soul has written a happy ending into the Plan, it begins not to matter so much whether the happy ending occurs on this plane, or on the Other Side.
At the same time this conception also makes it easier for your human self to forgive those you believe may have wronged you. If you can accept the idea that your Soul chose these events, then who do you have to blame? It makes it so much easier to forgive every bad thing that ever happened to you.
Patience is probably the lesson I'm supposed to be learning...and possibly my job is to reach and teach others they are responsible for where they found themselves.
More things to think of...isn't life grand!!
Love and kisses, Jana
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