I often wonder what mark I will leave on this planet when I depart the physical world. Then I wonder why I even think of these things. I suppose its more a matter of conditioned reflex as from the constant bombardments of our current social atmosphere in regards to these things. I know better and yet I can't help wonder. So I find myself wondering again, is it a matter of pride or simply a curiosity aspect as to my interest.
Now, if it was a thing of curiosity, then it maybe because somewhere in the deeper reseases of my limited mind, I'm thinking of my offspring and what legacy I may be leaving for them. More to the pint, what they would make of it then.
If on the other hand it is a matter of pride, then it must be my selfish need to be excepted and or appreciated for what I may have done in some way, and if this is the case then why would I have this concern at all? Why would any of us?
In the simplest form, no one wants to think of them selfs as a person of little significance. And from what I can see, we want to be remembered for our contributions as if our life has made a difference in some way.
I don't believe there is a single solitary person who has not effected someone or many someones in a significant way for our being here. It must be so, or there would be no reason for our incarnation here in the first place. And it matters not the length of time we spend here, we all have an effect on someone. Yes, it may seem at times, that the effect of some would be nothing but an ill or sad feeling such as the case of a SIDS baby (sudden infant death syndrome) but even here, there are lessons and experiences to be gained for those left behind and to those unfortunate parents, who have suffered such an experience, it is needed for them to know that our time here is of almost insignificants in time as compared to that of the other side at Home.
What all this comes down to is needless worry. In truth it is foolish to be concerned about our legacy and the mark one leaves because as long as we choose to do the best we can what more could we do. Even to those who do the most horrific acts against others, if the victim of such actions would consider for a moment how much pain that person must be in in order to do such horrid acts, then much understanding shall be learned.
There is only one reason why we wish to remembered, because we need to know we were loved. And there is only one reason why a person would do harm to another, because they felt they were not. Share the love, in the end its all we really need.
A wish for all - be the Light
Sincerely
RG Whyte
