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Can the psychic being change its field of work in the same life after developing to a certain extent? It seems like leaving something midway externally, but it takes a more challenging field that will also expedite the divine manifestation, or it may even be called to it. It just decides to do something else the next day and then the external changes follow. The old life falls away, the progress is integrated and a new life has started, everything in one lifetime. What is the purpose of this?πŸŒ±β˜€οΈπŸ’–πŸ•―οΈ

The psychic being is more concerned with changing one’s inner field of nature, of rectifying the attitudes so that one grows closer to the Divine. As to the type of work, an awakened psychic being accepts whatever work falls to its lot, with glad surrender, whether it be a big or small work. The actual work has little to do with the Divine Manifestation except for some special instances of certain conscious souls that have completed their curve of development and are here for a specific work. Such souls are prepared from early on so that they are equipped for their mission. They are also impelled towards the work they are destined to do by their Swadharma as well as by the arrangement of circumstances. But this is rare. Generally the outer field etc change because of the need for a certain experience for the developing soul. 

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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