Soul Contracts

Time for Jason to be real with the world around him for a moment.

Why we forget when we come here?

When we come to this planet, our souls have picked a path for us to walk on. Many souls worked together creating SOUL contracts. Often time, as humans we do not understand these contracts until long after the trauma has shook our system.

We carry the weight for years sometimes never releasing it.

We often ask the question WHY ME?

What did I do to deserve this?

We sit in that and allow that depression to kick in. To control us, that there must be something wrong with us.

As we awaken, we see stories and writings of Soul Contracts and we see some beauty in it. We can let go of the past. We can move forward. We can have a better understanding of why things have happened.

But we often ask the question; Why can't I just remember then? If this is something I agreed to long ago, why can't I remember it now, when the trauma is happening.

As you develop more and more an understanding of how soul contracts work, you can start to see them as events happen. You begin to make sense of why you are living the way you do and make changes. You release past traumas and grow.

But why then, do we forget about these contracts when we come here? Why the vail? Why the illusions and painful memories?

The answer, simple, if you knew the agreement, if you knew the soul contract before the event, you would never feel the emotions you felt during that moment. You would never be hurt and allow yourself to grow. You would anticipate every step along your path and avoid the moments that hurt.

While this may seem like the answer, that is not why your soul agreed to come here. Your soul wanted to feel that hurt so that it can experience love. You wanted to see that darkness so you could find the light. That is part of why we are all here. To experience everything this Earth School can teach.

Sure, it seems that some sign up for easier classes than others, while some seem to pick the hardest levels offered. It is not for us to judge the choices of other souls, but to shine your own light bright enough that even the darkest areas can see hope.