I am made of energy.
I will always exist.
Whatever happens in this life is a vehicle to move me along, not a beginning or an end.
No matter what the ego tells me.
No matter what the body feels.
Those are merely experiences that I need to feel to achieve what I came here to do, be and experience.
On some level, I already know everything that needs to be known.
I don’t remember it all right now because it would prevent me from the experience of the here and now.
When I seek my truth, it will come back to me.
There is nothing to fear.
There is infinite love here.
All that is, glows divinely from within me.
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