You were sent forth into this lifetime to follow the direction of your Soul so that you can bring back what it needs to further its growth.

Your purpose in being here on Earth is to learn, gain information, and return to your Soul with your learnings.

The purpose of every lifetime, without exception, is to serve the Soul.

The reason life is so hard is that human beings have become burdened with a heavy energy, a density so to speak, which Daniel has often referred to as social mind, the emperor of the mind, and even the anti-Christ. We did not begin our journey with social mind; it has been acquired over many lifetimes to the point where we have lost the knowingness to connect with spirit. 

Your purpose in being here is to learn, gain information, and return to your Soul with your learnings. Social mind obscures your connection with spirit and creates confusion whereby you focus instead on the accumulation of material goods, conduct a constant comparative analysis with others, and gather more and more density which moves you farther and farther from spirit and God, to where you end up only having a vague sense of being part of a bigger whole. 

Social mind is very dangerous. Cut off from spirit, life becomes all about questions like:

- Am I better than them? 

- Am I too fat or too thin?

- Can I win? 

- What can I acquire?

- Do I have the best car?

At its worst the social mind will devour human lives through competition, ego, the need for power, and even war.

Social mind works very hard to pull you away from anything which might shed light on its existence. Once you find out about social mind and how its goal is to amass density, making thicker and thicker walls preventing you from knowing spirit and embracing your Soul, it will distract you even more with thoughts about security and money – all manner of things rather than spirit.

Fortunately, Daniel's teachings show how to chip away at social mind's control and recognize its need for power. By choosing with intent to spend time in Natural Mind and moving your focus, your awareness away from social mind, you enter a place of stillness and receptivity. 

Your Natural Mind has no judgment and it does not need to compare for energy. Compared to your social mind, it is so quiet it may even appear to be empty. With your heart open ask, “Where is my Soul?” And you will hear the answer, “I am here”, and then you will realize that your Soul was there all the time, waiting patiently.

All of humanity belongs within the one body of God. Although we each have a Soul, we all exist as one unified being within a loving God.

God is behind everything that exists. God exists as that which is deepest within. God is that which surrounds us. God is that which pulses with life and love and beauty. God cannot be interrupted. God does not go away. God is ever present because God is the essence of all things. God is not a person out in the sky. God is reality. God is the fabric of everything.

You are a part of God. God and humanity are one.

That cannot be altered or changed. And that God is a loving God, a merciful God. You are known. You are loved. You are recognized. You always have an eternal home. Your home is not in illusion. Your home is not in belief systems. Your home is not under a flag. Your home has nothing to do with the stock market or your means of transportation or your employment or any other thing. Your home is an unbroken wholeness of God.

You are a child of Gaia and your Soul. You exist in the Earth time, not by accident, but for a very good reason. You were made on purpose, with a purpose.

Your existence on the Earth has but one purpose and that is to remember your spiritual essence and your membership in the body of God.

By being who you truly are, by finding that truth within you, you then unveil the part of God’s Lover which resides in you—and there can be nothing that pleases God more than that. That is the purpose of your life.

When asked "Who is Daniel?" his response is simple yet profound: he is "of spirit from beyond the beyond." Though the name "Daniel" may suggest masculine energy, he embodies both feminine and masculine aspects—just as we all do. More importantly, Daniel often emphasizes that it is far more important for us to discover who we are than to focus on his identity.

Daniel describes himself as a "mirror with a voice"—a messenger from the infinite, here to reflect the truth of who we are. His purpose is to guide us back to our own Soul, help us reconnect with our Highest Self and remember our true essence.

Those who have experienced Daniel’s presence often speak of him as a gentle, loving spirit, radiating compassion, boundless wisdom, and a delightful sense of humor. His teachings are infused with deep empathy and aimed at helping us live with more joy, purpose, and alignment with our true nature.

Daniel’s mission is clear: to bring us back to the awareness of who we really are, so that we can live fully and consciously in alignment with our Soul’s purpose. By doing so, we can tap into our highest potential and experience a life of greater fulfillment.

The purpose of a true teacher is to help you unite with your Soul. Not conceptually, not philosophically, but literally unite with your own Soul. And once this is done, the teacher will rejoice and wish you well and go on to help another human being.

To know your Soul community requires absolute honesty with yourself.

The next best thing is to educate a friend on these communities and ask them what they think you are, for often it is abundantly and perfectly clear to those around you, but very hard for you to see yourself.

Spiritual growth is all about making continuous movement toward a higher reality and deepening the connection with your Soul.

- It requires a commitment to make room in your life to tune into the subtle energies within and around you.

- It also involves a willingness to listen to the answers that come from within you and for you to use your own free will to act in accordance with the guidance from your Highest Self.

Spiritual growth can only occur when you are willing to go deeper and toward the more subtle.