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We take birth by choice, yet the choice is a mystery to our human self. Why have we chosen to be born into a particular family, country, class, or gender? Why did we incarnate with one set of mental or physical challenges and not another?
These questions that are not answerable on the human level follow us throughout life, and we intuit different answers to them at different stages in our life. Yet, no matter what our answers, the mystery of birth remains a mystery, shrouded in the mists of spiritual reality that only part when we have left our physical form.
Nevertheless, the act of taking birth is a holy act, and we must honor it as such. Between lifetimes, in the moments of illumination by Divine light, in the time of our choosing, we see our past and many possible futures. We feel in our deepest being the need for healing in particular areas of our consciousness, and set priorities of birth according to what our deepest sense of need is at a given point in our soul’s development.
The light of the Infinite and the Intelligence of the Infinite are with us as we do this. They are with our soul in its joining with Divine Intention. As this takes place, we become capable of clearly recognizing what weight should be given to the many choices that surround incarnation. We choose a particular genetic makeup that leads to a particular body constitution and mental constitution. We choose the challenges that we shall meet and the soul we shall encounter and interact with.
Such knowledge comes to us in our joining with the Infinite light for a time. And in this light, we also discern what gifts we will bring to our physical life, and in what ways our passage through physical reality shall be a service to others. On the human level, we are often filled with the weight of our own cares and concerns, and therefore do not consider our life to be of service to others. However, our service often takes place in the midst of our troubles, unbeknownst to our waking consciousness. As a soul who has chosen the time and place of our incarnation, we were aware of our desire to benefit others through our choices. As a human self, we frequently forget, feel smaller or less generous, separated from the truth of our own sacred service.The holy act of incarnation has another aspect as well, and that is the aspect of reunion with the Divine Mother within physical form. We are once again, in taking birth, joined with the substance of her sacred Body that is the entire physical and non-physical universe. We become part of her again in a very intimate way. In fact, the Divine Mother governs the entire process of incarnation, allowing pure spirit to become matter in all the millions and trillions of births that have ever been and shall ever take place.
This rejoining the Mother of All on the physical plane is holy. We have thought, in the past, that we were spirit and then entered matter when we took birth, leaving spirit behind. Now, we must think that we are spirit entering spirit as we take birth, for the Mother of the Universe inhabits all physical form, and so upon taking birth we move from spirit to spirit in a mystery of union that is beyond human understanding, but not beyond the understanding of our soul.
Incarnation allows our cells to rejoin the cells of the Earth’s body. Our energy body becomes part of the Earth’s energy body. We move from spirit to spirit as we rejoin the Body of the Mother and as we take form.We have tended to view the day of our taking birth, our birth-day, from the frame of reference of the personality-self, wanting to feel special and loved on our special day, wanting the affirmation of the value of our presence to others through gifts and expressions of love, wanting to be noticed. These birth celebrations bring joy to our outer selves and a sharing of companionship and love on the human level. The sanctification of holy incarnation takes us to another level of our being, one in which joy occurs as a result of fulfilling our soul purpose upon the Earth.
In the sanctification of our incarnation, we celebrate our own sacred being that chose to fulfill a holy purpose that involves our own learning as well as being of benefit to others. Some others we may know. Some we may not know. We chose this, and in the sanctification of our incarnation we may bless our choice and pray to fulfill our purpose ever more fully.
At the same time, we honor the Body of the Mother which we chose to enter in physical form once again, establishing our intimate relationship with Her and with the Divine essence within all things. On our holy birth-day, therefore, we are called to honor the sacredness of our own soul’s choice, while at the same time honoring the holiness of the Divine Oneness, the Mother, which we are here to recognize and experience within all of physical reality.
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