Earth Angel Update: "Chosen" or Not | TASA committee preview

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Anna reflects on the meaning of being 'chosen', drawing on biblical language and spiritual traditions to describe a calling to serve. Her conclusion is that such a calling carries responsibility for the wellbeing of others. She offers encouragement to readers who feel the weight of that responsibility and reminds them that their contribution can be a blessing. The short piece includes a video and closes with a prayer of gratitude and service.

Key points

Anna understands a calling as a responsibility to serve.
She connects spiritual purpose with the wellbeing of others.
She offers encouragement to those carrying a sense of duty or mission.

Prepared by TASA from the research, conclusions and reflections Anna presents in her article. Her original wording follows below.

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By Anna Von Reitz

As you have seen, the Bible has a specific meaning for "the Chosen" -- the lineage of Noah. But the Hebrews were not the only ones with a tradition of "the Chosen". They have always been known in many cultures throughout the world.

Being one of the "Chosen" doesn't mean that you are blessed; it means you ARE a blessing. This is not an easy road. Not a free pass. Not anything but a job, a duty, a mission, that you are either conscious of or not, one that you accept or try to avoid.

If you are Chosen, the job will find you.

Here is the Native American Wisdom on the subject:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEMYevzJhq4

For those who are struggling with the weight of what you carry, know this prayer: May I be blessed, and be a blessing to others.

Granna

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