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“You came here [to this life] to enjoy the fullness of the creative experience. [Both smooth and rough patches]. In the process, any growth you experience adds to the growth of humanity as a whole. What better way could there be for humans to evolve than in an environment of [contrasting experiences; dark and light] where free will stretches and pulls against rigid rules? This creative tension results in an inner urge to progress ever onward, ever upward, through winding curves and over the occasional whoop-de-doos.”

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Book:The Awakened Way: Making the Shift to a Divinely Guided Life
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Suzanne Giesemann

Suzanne Giesemann is a renowned spiritual guide and author, born on August 1, 1961. She focuses on spiritual growth, psychic communication, and cosmic consciousness. more

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