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are all going in different directions. To understand how this can happen, it will help to know even more about The Totality of You.
    The explanation here is going to get a little intricate or complex now, but once again you’re urged to stick with it, because when this entire exploration is over, your whole life can change.
    That is not an exaggeration. It is, in fact, a reasonable expectation.

    Because the intricacy of the explorations here is recognized, the format of this presentation (as you surely have noticed) is to present its information in tidbits. By placing vast and complex information before the Mind in small pieces, the Mind can much more easily absorb it. This is not because the Mind is dull, it is because it sometimes simply needs a rest. So, if it serves you as you move forward, allow yourself to stop for a breather at any one of the many Pausing Junctures that have been inserted into the narrative text, indicated by this symbol …

    When you come upon one of these natural stopping points, you may wish to do just that. Stop. Pause. Relax the Mind. Maybe silently consider what has just been read.
    One wonderful tool is to actually rewrite what has just been read, in your own words, in a personal journal. The idea would be to put your thoughts about these thoughts in a place where you can access them easily, and that which will be much more personal to you than a book on a shelf that you may not pick up to read again for months.
    People tend to read their personal journals much more frequently than they reread books—even good books that they got a lot out of. Somehow a journal entry, with the ideas found here expressed in your own words, will seem much more compelling to your Mind a year from today than this book itself.
    Give it a try.

    One more note about what’s written here, please:
    To promote easier absorbing and consideration of the many metaphysical abstractions this text contains, you will find in our continuing explorations here some circling back over broad concepts and some repetition of specific ideas. This redundancy is not by accident. (Nor is it by accident that you have found your way to these ideas.)

    So now, here is another of those ideas. It’s a big one, one that many people have never considered or may not have even thought to consider before.
    Your Soul has embarked on its Sacred Journey in a single identity eternally, while your Body and your Mind are configured in their present identity only on this particular “leg,” your current leg, of your eternal travels.
    Some people have interpreted this to mean that the Soul lives forever, while the Body and the Mind die. Indeed, that is the standard interpretation of most of the world’s traditional religions. Yet it is not accurate.
    The Body and the Mind do not die, any more than the Soul dies .

    That is correct. The Body and the Mind never die.
    As noted, this may be surprising information to some people. In fact, that’s probably an understatement. It is possibly the greatest unknown or unrevealed aspect of Life. Ironically, it may also be the most important.
    Why? Why is this important? Because it places into a whole new context the matter of Who You Are and Why You Are Here—and it is critical to understand that if you are to begin to focus your life on The Only Thing That Matters.
    The very reason that 98% of the world’s people are spending 98% of their time on things that don’t matter is that they have misunderstood Who They Are or Why They Are Here—and they have misunderstood that because they have imagined that the Body and the Mind die, while the Soul lives forever.
    A Soul Knowing: The Body and the Mind do not die, any more than the Soul dies.
    As soon as we understand that we are three-part beings, and that the Body and the Mind never die, everything in how we look at life changes. So let us now examine the intricate nature and relationship of the Body, Mind, and