Ann Litts , I’m not surprised that we are both members of the green-eyed tribe. Or maybe ‘soul-group’ may be a better term than ‘tribe.’
You know, with the exception of my father no one I am related to has/had green eyes. The green-eyed gene did not get passed on to my daughter or to my beloved granddaughters. I hope I live long enough to see another green-eyed person in my genetic lineage.
When I was a kid I never felt like I belonged in the family I was born into. Physically, mentally and spiritually I have never been anything even remotely like any of them — except my father. But then I met someone in my soul-group and together we brought forth another member of the soul-group.
Curiously, the three of us — the ex-wife, our daughter and me — all had different eye color. Mine was green, the wife’s was brown and our daughter’s eyes were blue.
We’ve spent scores of other lives together in every kind of relationship imaginable. I think our agreed upon plan for this life was to come together, yet again, in order to then go our separate ways.
Soul-group members are those who plan together to provide each other with the toughest lessons we can in order to help each other in our spiritual evolution. And then before our next lives we come up with new ideas to provide each other with even greater stimuli. We are each other’s greatest teachers.
The Edgar Cayce Readings provided a great deal of information about soul-groups and mutual karmic progressions. One of the ideas they presented was the notion of a ‘vacation life.’ When a soul has a few ‘consecutive’ lives with very intense karma and a devotion to soul-group work they can be rewarded with a ‘vacation life.’ It is a life with no great mission and no vast amounts of karma to work through. It’s a life where the soul can take a vacation from the soul-group agenda and just live a life in which they get to do all the things they’ve wanted to do but gave up in previous lives to do the soul-group work. It’s a ‘reward life.’ It’s an easy life free of suffering and struggle and intense karma. It’s a fun life just living life.
That is the kind of life my daughter is currently enjoying. She is being rewarded for some extremely intense devotion to ‘the work’ in her previous lives.
Not me. My current life is dealing with a titanic boatload of karma. I am hoping I can resolve a good deal of it and maybe get a ‘vacation life’ myself sometime soon. It’s been a few hundred years since I’ve had one.
I hope I have green eyes in that life, too, because I like to be different.
