Get the facts on the importance of Soul Purpose
According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics out of 100 people that start working at the age of 25, by age 65… 1% are wealthy – Only one out of every hundred! 4% have enough money to retire – with government assistance. 3% are still working and will need to continue to work until they die. 29% are already dead. 95% of all Americans retire in poverty. This is the typical level of financial reward a person can expect after at least forty years of full-time hard work. US government figures showed that the average person reaching retirement age in North America has savings of less than $500. That
Your purpose and living your best life possible
One question you may be asking yourself is, “what is my Soul Purpose?”. This is a spiritual conversation that may take years to fully answer and is something that is always developing. I ran accross a comparison last night between mission and purpose. “Purpose is the intuition of your spiritual goal; mission is what you live as you move towards this goal.” www.mudrashram.com/transformationaluses.html I wanted to make sure that it is understood that Soul Purpose and terms like “Life Mission” are not the same thing as sometimes I hear them used interchangably. Now that I have covered Soul Purpose in its’ essence a little more, I wanted to talk about
