Do we really plan three life-paths for ourselves upon incarnating?
Question
It’s been said that we plan three paths when we incarnate, the middle road being the most likely, but two alternate options also exist. Can you explain this concept, please? Is that accurate?
Answer
For here it is, you must understand your human construct. Free will, destiny, this understanding of your journey, your path, the center lane of it. For yes, if you wish to look upon it in a manner of it is a journey, it is a path, and on each side is a bit of a guide rail. One, the option is free will, and one is destiny. But the most likely, yes, is that center path.
What is good destiny? What is the other? This aspect of free will. Free will is the inherent aspect of humans. This is the only existence upon the planets that you have in human form that has free will. This aspect of making your own choice regardless of the outcomes. You can do what you wish, even if it is outside the bounds of what you have contracted this journey on. You have to understand this path, this journey, this contract that you’ve made, and this aspect of free will. If you were to take the path of free will and do what you wish that is outside the bounds of your path, the center lane, you will still end up in the center lane at some point on your journey. It is an ebb and flow of existence because that is what you’ve contracted, that center lane.
But you take on a human form that has choice. Your path. Your path. Your path is set to be at the ocean your entire life, but yet you’re drawn to the mountains. You take free will and you say, “I’m going to the mountains. I’m going to spend several years in the mountains.” But yet you’re always drawn back to the ocean. Even if it is in the case of an individual that has a path that they choose to do activities that are outside of the normal societal means, a criminal, that’s free will. They may choose that path, but yet at a certain point they enter right back into the center of their path.
And then they may choose to step out of it again. But then destiny. What is destiny? Destiny is the vision of the end of your journey. Whatever that might look like. That destiny point. There are multiple journeys in that center path. You have a destiny to be this. You have a destiny to be around these people. You have a destiny to do these certain things. It’s the outcomes. It may take free will to get to that destiny point. But again, eventually you’ll be back on the center path acquiring the destiny that is out in front of you.
So it isn’t to look at it as something that needs to be changed in one’s life. For many completely understand this aspect of free will and destiny in a way in which they pay it to no mind. Because they know that they are currently in the center of their path, enjoying their existence. And it doesn’t cloud the journey. But others focus on it to the point at which it becomes cumbersome. Is this free will or am I actually on my path? Or is this destiny? Am I actually getting to the point at which I’ve made my choices? It isn’t overcomplicated. Think of it as the guide rails of where you’re headed and where you’re going. Staying on the center path but deviating from time to time to get to a certain thing, that’s acceptable. That’s why you’re in a human form. Again, as it has been messaged over and over, this aspect of a human, this is the only existence like it. And it is here to enjoy every aspect of it. So enjoy being human. Wonderful. Thank you for that.
