Your Mission
Should you choose to accept it
When Karen and I first met over a Zoom call, we immediately recognised that we’re of the same cut with the same mission. We never needed to explain, discuss or align on neos·life or otherwise. As Karen says: we have the same blueprint.
Before starting neos·life, I was on a decade long seeking journey of healing and understanding myself and the world. I have been working hard at uncovering what is really going on here to ultimately find out what life is all about. And then, boom, overlooking the land for the first time in late October 2023, everything fell into place.
We don’t choose our blueprint and therefore our life’s mission and purpose. We also don’t find it. We’re born with it. It is innate to us. But we can’t force its emergence rather it is a continuous process of discovery and peeling the layers of what we’re not — thereby allowing our true selves to come through.
As Michelangelo said: (parenthesis added by me)
Every block of stone (you) has a statue inside it (your blueprint) and it is the task of the sculptor (also you) to discover it.
The closer we get into alignment with our blueprint, the more we come into flow with life and the more life starts to make sense. That doesn’t mean that it gets easier, likely it will first become more difficult as we need to untangle our old life like moving on from relationships, jobs, homes, clients or friends.
Sometimes we have to let go or even destroy everything we’ve built to free the sculpture that was hidden inside all along patiently waiting. This can be frightening at first but the life we forge as a result is infinitely worth it because it is who you really are.
For something new to be born, something else, something we are not needs to first die. Dying is so damn uncomfortable. No one likes to die. And death in Western culture is deeply tabooed. So much that when we joke about dying, people look at you as if something is wrong with you.
Maybe this is the first death we need to die as a culture: The fear of death. Because death in the physical sense really is liberation and our return to our true, infinite and eternal consciousness self.
As the Eleusinian Mysterious in Ancient Greece already taught:
You have to die before you die, so that when you die, you don’t die.
If this sounds crazy then we invite you to experience our Awakening program.
In other words: to attain true freedom and transcendence, we must let go of who we think we are, our ego, our identity, the thing that is afraid of dying.
When you realise that you won’t die when you die — yes, your body will but the consciousness that you really are is not but released and freed again — then
there’s nothing left but to wonder why you chose to experience yourself as a human here and in this life?
As Mark Twain said:
The most important days in your life are the day you’re born and the day you find out why.
When you are ready to sincerely ask that question, the journey of discovering your true self begins. And if you keep going despite all the fears and obstacles that it may present, you’ll remember why you came here in the first place, ‘rediscover’ your purpose and the profound meaning and beauty of life.
This is the mission of neos·life: to empower us to remember — and thereby to be reborn. And when we do, all separation dissolves and we experience heaven on earth.
We can’t wait to embark with you on this greatest journey there is: The journey back home.
With love from Portugal
Vincent and Karen