| FR2.4 | In the state of union, life is allowed to freely express, and form does not dictate conditions to it. In the world of human reality or disunion, forms do make individual decisions about bringing another form into the world and many of these are quite valid. Choosing to be a mentor to a child is a major life decision and this is accepted as such. Frankly, life doesn’t want mentorship forced on someone who is very much in a separate state spiritually speaking, as mentorship, or parenthood as you refer to it as is such a demanding and time-consuming endeavor. It requires love, and some feel that they cannot provide that, understandably so. |