In this episode, we're diving into finding your positive purpose in life.

It all boils down to perspective. The world around us isn't fixed; it's fluid and shaped by how we perceive it. Your perception determines your reception. In other words, what you focus on, you receive.

You are both an observer and a creator. What you observe, you create. It's like the saying, "What you focus on expands." Your observation power is in your hands, and the creative part of you is always active, constantly shaping your reality. You can't turn it off or move it elsewhere. So, paying attention to what you're observing is the key to changing your life's experience.

Picture a divine, highest-frequency presence, whether you call it God, the universe, love, or something else entirely. You aspire to connect with that frequency, to become one with it. Earth School is your opportunity to do just that.

Think of Earth School as a learning ground, a place where you're here to focus on that highest frequency, to observe and create it in your experience. You've never done this before; it's your first time here. So your first life is relatively easy because the goal is to focus on the divine, despite the distractions of the material world.

But to grow, you must return again and again, and each time, it becomes more challenging. However, the difficulty level is precisely what you need to evolve. Your unique challenges are tailored to your path, and they can't be compared to anyone else's because we're all on different paths but on the same journey.

The world is continually expanding, and every soul plays a vital role in this process. Each of us has a unique path to follow, contributing to the grand tapestry of existence. So, your purpose is to journey from your current state to a higher frequency, to that divine source. You incarnate in Earth School, undergo life lessons, maintain your focus on the divine, and then move on, having expanded a little more.

Imagine it like going to the gym and attempting a bench press. Your first time, you lift a mere 45 pounds, and it feels challenging. But someone who's been training for years can lift 500 pounds with relative ease. The workout is the same; what differs is who you become in the process. Your difficulties may seem hard, but they're designed to help you grow stronger in faith and frequency.

Everything in your life is happening for you, not to you. You need to choose to see it that way. You are uniquely suited for this journey, and you have the strength to overcome the challenges along the way.

- Henry