It is a word that carries a deeper meaning than the one commonly assigned to it.
Indeed, the usual interpretation is too narrow. Incarnation is not merely about entering into matter. That is not the true essence of the term. To incarnate is something far more subtle.
It is about accepting the path of your soul—embracing what you came here to do, on this Earth, within the specific space and time of your life. It means following the journey your soul chose before taking on physical form, before inhabiting the body you now live in. That is the true meaning of incarnation. That is what it means to be incarnated on Earth.
It is to accept the mission of your soul. To honor the original path it selected. That is what it means to take shape. That is what it means to make the connection. That is incarnation. That is the word, the precision of the term. There is no other. That is how it is.
It is about accepting what you came here to do—not simply putting on a garment and drifting through life according to the wind. That is not incarnation.
True and effective incarnation is to follow the mission of your soul—to embody it fully, to become it. That is incarnation.
It is to allow yourself to be completely penetrated by this choice and this ultimate guidance your soul made before materializing in physical form. That is incarnation.
