Oh my freakin God! Did you really ask that question? What do I think I'm supposed to learn...

Pass.

This is a very good question. Anybody or anything that I put down presupposes I have judgment.

So who ow what would I have a challenge with when it comes to love?

I really don't know how to answer this. There are things like my ex's dog that I really didn't like to have in the house but I still was able to view the dog as God and therefore love it while insisting that dogs are "happier" outside. I know, it's weak, but it's all I have for today.

Well, for the longest time I know I needed to learn patience. I believe I am much, much better at being patient, but I'm certain there is more to be learned.

I believe if I could learn peace, patience (and everything else) would naturally fall into place.

I don't know that there's any one thing more important or pressing than another. Life is a classroom and I am her student.

I search for God within myself. I search to connect with that "still, small voice" within me. I search to know the God within me.

First off, there will be no more photos. I have been living out of my car for the past week and half and am getting behind on answering these questions because I like to include a photo too. It's just too difficult right now so in order not to get behind any longer I'm just going to answer questions.

Now what would I like to come back as?

Do I have to? Do I really have to?

All of them. I believe there's something to be learned from them all. Even if I don't agree with all of them, it would sure be interesting to sit and have a talk with Ghandi, Buddha, Jesus, Confucious, Moses, Lao Tzu, Ernest Holmes, Mother Teresa, Joan of Arc, Max Weber...

All music makes a difference in my life. All music evokes some kind of emotion and/or feeling for me. What has made the biggest difference. Biggest. Difference. I can deal with biggest being subjective, but what difference (positive or negative). The easy answer here is Rap. I loathe rap immensely. Unfortunately I find a lot of people listen to it and I cringe when I hear it. If I'm in my car and someone pulls up next to me with that stuff on, I roll up my window and try to stay in a good place. I find that "music" really negative. I'm not sure what the difference is here other than that I now have some music I really cannot stand whereas before I could say I liked all kinds of music.

Neither. I've been really focusing on just staying in the present.

This is the source of the modern use of the word mentor: a trusted friend, counselor or teacher, usually a more experienced person. [via Wikipedia.org]

While I don't immediately feel like I've had many in my life I can recall just one--the last one. Reverend Carole Price was the minister at the Center for Spiritual Living when I first walked in. It was my first time in a Religious Science church and I felt so connected. It was l like she was talking to me. I immediately signed up for any class she was teaching and learned so very much from her. Since then she has retired but remains a very good friend and mentor still.

I don't try; I do. I know I am made in the image and likeness of God the creator. That ONE God is love, beauty, joy, wisdom, intelligence, abundance, peace....

As one with the ONE I am love. I have known for years now that my "purpose" if you will, is to love. And I do. It makes me very vulnerable and at times can be quite painful but I know no other way. I love with all that I have to give and accept others with however much they are willing to give. I know there are others out there like me. I can't wait to meet them. Until then, I seem to find individuals who are incapable of giving more than just a part of themselves. Everybody I meet seems to have something to protect or hide. They hold back. I hope I am an example of how deeply one is capable of loving and how very good it feels when you commit unconditionally.