Mysteries of Life are no mysteries.

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MYSTERIES OF LIFE ARE NO MYSTERIES.

The eternal mysteries of life, what is the purpose of life, why are we here, what happens to us when we die, are really not any mysteries at all.

Man has been on earth for thousands and thousands of years.

In all that time these mysteries have been solved, and the answers clearly laid out.

They are found in the philosophies of the world religions, in the experiences of modern day mediums and psychologists.

These philosophies tell of the true nature of our life, as being a an energy field.

It tells that we each have an individual purpose for our lives, to grow in knowledge and experiences.

What happens when we die is clearly written in scriptures like the 'Garud Puran' of Hinduism, and its off shoots, the Tibetan book of the Dead.

These clearly tell that we have lived many many lives on this earth, each time choosing to evolve our souls to better awareness of the nature of the soul.

A visit to my local library found me a shelfful of books written by mediums and medical psychologists on past life regressions and messages from beyond the grave.

The only reason why these have been classified as mysteries is because science, the magic that has given us our modern life of electricity and computers and aeroplanes, and internal combustion engine, has not been able find an instrument to measure and prove these answers.

If you say that science itself may be limited in its instruments it uses, than we can accept the answers to the mysteries as being true.

How is that knowledge going to make it a better world?

By knowing that I can relax, that I can be one with nature, that I can influence the ultimate destiny of my world, and that I am eternal.

Wishing you can create your joy, and abundance, easily enough, Shree-1