Hmmmmm

What would happen if at birth, you were given a list of things to get done in your lifetime? Would you do them? It’s interesting; because people always worry about purpose of life. If people were given purpose; given a set of goals to achieve, would we actually complete them?

And when we complete those goals, would we get the Alexander Complex? The Alexander Complex comes from Alexander the Great, who in his lifetime ended up conquering the WHOLE known world at the time. The last city he conquered was India; and when he took it, he sat down and cried. Why did he cry? Because he had conquered everything, and there was nothing left to do in his life.

...The ironic thing is; if he had simply gone over the mountains of India he would have found China :D what a shame.

Would you do them? Would you rebel? Would you become like Alexander? Would you follow your own path?Personally; I’d be interested in following it up. There’s nothing more interesting then completing a journey, because you never know what comes next. “There's always something else to be done” – The Pro-Active Person’s Code.

I see life as that exact thing; except the list is not physical. It transcends time; we’ve already completed it. All we’re doing, is understanding WHY we did it. At that moment of realisation, we die (of course, by die, I mean be elevated to the next stage of consciousness).

Think of life like a video game. When you complete the video game on the 2-D reality of the TV screen, you shut down the Xbox and get back to living you’re 3-D life. All we’re doing is trying to discover WHY we’re trying to complete the video game.

The princess is at the top of the tower, and we’re going to save her. But why?