May I? You'll like this.

Excerpted from page 20 of "Conversations with God
· an uncommon dialogue" ·
book 1
Neale Donald Walsch
1992 -1994
[link to www.humanitysteam.ru]

"Now in the case of the ultimate knowing—in the case of knowing yourself as the Creator—
you cannot experience your Self as creator unless and until you create. And you cannot
create yourself until you Un-create yourself. In a sense, you have to first “not be” in order to
be. Do you follow?
I think...
Stay with it.
Of course, there is no way for you to not be who and what you are-you simply are that (pure,
creative spirit), have been always, and always will be. So, you did the next best thing. You
caused yourself to forget Who You Really Are.Upon entering the physical universe, you relinquished your remembrance of yourself. This
allows you to choose to be Who You Are, rather than simply wake up in the castle, so to
speak.
It is in the act of choosing to be, rather than simply being told that you are, a part of God that
you experience yourself as being at total choice, which is what, by definition, God is. Yet how
can you have a choice about something over which there is no choice? You cannot not be
My offspring no matter how hard you try—but you can forget.
You are, have always been, and will always be, a divine part of the divine whole, a member
of the body. That is why the act of rejoining the whole, of returning to God, is called
remembrance. You actually choose to re-member Who You Really Are, or to join together
with the various parts of you to experience the all of you—which is to say, the All of Me.
Your job on Earth, therefore, is not to learn (because you already know), but to re-member
Who You Are. And to re-member who everyone else is. That is why a big part of your job is to
remind others (that is, to re-mind them), so that they can re-member also.
All the wonderful spiritual teachers have been doing just that. It is your sole purpose. That is
to say, your soul purpose.-God