Why we reincarnate

 

we would never stop reincarnation until we let go of that strong attachments we have to identities... Identity dies...

An identity? CAN never be repeated twice...

And every single identity is intentionally infinitely unique by creation.. 

In the grand tapestry of existence, there exists a profound truth that often eludes our understanding: the transient nature of identity and the eternal essence of the soul. We find ourselves entangled in the web of identities, clinging to labels and definitions that we believe define who we are. But in reality, identity is but a fleeting illusion, a passing shadow in the infinite expanse of consciousness.

It is said that we would never cease reincarnation until we release the tight grip we have on our identities. But what does it mean for identity to perish? Is it not a fundamental aspect of our existence, a cornerstone upon which we build our sense of self? Yet, upon closer examination, we come to realize that identity is but a construct of the mind, a transient illusion that fades away in the light of truth.

For identity is not something that can be repeated twice. Each identity, each expression of the self, is intentionally and infinitely unique by the very act of creation. Just as no two snowflakes are alike, no two identities are identical. Each carries within it the spark of divine creativity, the essence of the soul seeking to manifest itself in the world.

But why then do we cling so desperately to our identities, as if they were the very fabric of our being? Perhaps it is because we have yet to realize the true nature of our existence, the boundless potential that lies within us. We have become ensnared in the illusion of separation, mistaking the transient for the eternal, the finite for the infinite.

Yet, in the midst of this confusion, there lies a profound opportunity for growth and transformation. For it is through the dissolution of identity that we come to understand the true essence of our being. It is through letting go of the attachments that bind us that we find liberation and freedom.

But how do we evolve into pure love, you may ask? How do we transcend the limitations of the ego and embrace the boundless expanse of the soul? The answer lies in how we treat others, in the quality of our interactions, and in the depth of our compassion and empathy.

Love your neighbor, pure love cries out. Love those who hate you, pure love whispers. For it is through acts of love and kindness that we transcend the narrow confines of the ego and expand our consciousness to encompass the entire cosmos.

And yet, despite the beauty and truth of these teachings, we often find ourselves falling short. We become ensnared in the web of our own desires and attachments, lost in the labyrinth of our own egos. We forget that God is not some distant deity, but the very essence of creation itself, imbued in every atom, every molecule, every living being.

We must remember that creation is not something that exists outside of God, but rather that God is creation. And in recognizing this truth, we come to understand that nothing can exist outside of the divine presence that permeates all of existence.

But how do we break free from the shackles of the ego and realize our true nature as divine beings? The answer lies in surrender, in letting go of the attachments that bind us and embracing the truth of who we are. For it is in surrendering to the divine will that we find true liberation and freedom.

You are not just an identity, you are energy incarnate. You are a spark of divine creativity, a vessel through which the infinite expresses itself in the world. And in recognizing the true nature of your being, you come to understand that you are not separate from creation, but an integral part of it.

So let go of your attachments, release the grip of the ego, and surrender to the divine will. For in doing so, you will find yourself bathed in the light of truth, liberated from the illusion of separation, and reunited with the eternal essence of your soul.