An additional note from Christine Breese, D.D., Ph.D:

You will notice that this course is a little different than what you might have expected. There are multitudes of books and workshops on setting life goals and determining your life purpose in more practical terms. I highly recommend that you pursue some of those informational sources for additional teachings. However, let it be said that there truly is only one life purpose for us all. It is to become conscious of who we really are, that we are eternal beings immersed in the exploration of the idea of being a human, or whatever form consciousness takes (animals, plants, rocks, water, air, light…) and that we are not the form itself. We are to realize ourselves as raw awareness and eternal consciousness that never dies and does not change. We are attempting to "wake up" while we are still dreaming a dream of being a human. To live lucidly is the life purpose for us all. Yes, there are the minor purposes, like planning on being a leader who betters the world, a healer, a musician, or an artist, but the most important life purpose of them all is to become awake and aware of who you really are (which is not your form, your name or your collection of experiences that created the human identity you temporarily wear). This is the ultimate life purpose, and if this is accomplished, you have accomplished what it is you have come to do in this lifetime. It does not matter if you leave your mark on the world, it does not matter if you have had material success, and it does not even matter if you are a successful parent or family member. What really matters is that you become lucid while living your human life. So whatever you are doing, become fully present and pay attention to everything that is happening in that moment. This is the beginning of "waking up" and achieving your most important life purpose.