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Do we have free will or is our life determined? This is one of the most debated question for centuries.

Is it an illusion to have free will? Are we controlled by our chemistry, physics, and genetics? Are we also determined by fate?

What is Free Will?

In order to answer this question we must address what is meant as Free Will.

Free Will is defined as “the choice”. We are free to choose to do anything.

We all already have free will to make a choice.

What is Determinism?

If we conclude that there is no Free Will, then everything is fated to happen.

God decides everything to happen.

This means that there is nothing we can do because everything will all be worked out.

All the things we do are determined by our chemistry, genetics, evolution, etc. as if we are a robot programmed to do certain things.

Do We Have Free Will?

What many people commonly meant by Free Will is merely “Free Whim”!

Scenario:

“I have free will. I’m going to achieve all my goals today. Oh, she’s pretty. I wonder if she likes sushi. Speaking of sushi, I’m hungry. What’s for dinner? Oh no, I almost forgot. My favorite show is on! And now the night is over.”

Rather, people don’t have much free will at all. They misunderstand what free will actually means.

The first mistake is in assuming that free will is something that we all already have.

And you can expect that most definitely do not have it.

The big clue in understanding Free Will is the key word “WILL”. For Will is the act of making things happen according to your intention.

If, however, one is led by emotions, fears, overwhelming desires, outside influences, etc., then this is not out of one’s will. Any time when someone says “I don’t feel like it”, then they lack will. Therefore, their will is not free but bound by the feelings of laziness.

On the other hand, we may find people who control their desires and instead WILL themselves to perform push-up everyday even though they do not like it. Fears, emotions, or people do not influence them. The decision is due to their own will.

So in short answer – free will do exist but most do not have it.

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Essentially, these people are agents of change and are responsible for many of the greatest advancements in the world.

Driven and externally focused, Teenage Souls tend to be “workaholics”. If this sounds like you, take the Young Soul Test.

4. Mature Souls

Primary Focus: Interpersonal harmony.
Lessons To Learn: Empathy, psychological stability, interdependence, self-awareness, relationships.

Age Comparison: 29 – 55
Key Characteristics: Sensitive, inquisitive, neurotic, diplomatic, introspective, egalitarian, cooperative.

Also known as Adult Souls, these people enter life seeking interpersonal and psychological harmony. Adult Souls are often perceived as being neurotic but caring.

Focusing on the inner world, these people often struggle with the complexities and subtleties of life. The mature soul is liberal, relationship-orientated and visionary.

Life is no longer about survival, role-filling or material gain for the Adult Soul, but about understanding, empathy and camaraderie.

If this sounds like you, take the Mature Soul Test.

5. Old Souls

Primary Focus: Spiritual fulfillment.
Lessons To Learn: Non-attachment, autonomy, wise counsel, spiritual awareness.

Age Comparison: 56+
Key Characteristics: Solitary, spiritual, detached, philosophical, humanitarian, tired, unmotivated, empathetic.

At the end of the reincarnational cycle comes the Old Soul.

Having already experienced the previous 4 stages of existence, the Old Soul has well-rounded knowledge of society, relationships and the world at large.

At this point, the Old Soul finds day to day life very uninteresting, and little can surprise or compromise their self-assurance.

Relaxed and philosophical about life, Old Souls radiate depth, calmness and wisdom. The Old Souls focus is on self-actualization and self-fulfillment.

To the Old Soul, life is an interconnected tapestry – one of which they strive to become One with.

Although most people don’t fit strictly within each category, often

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Below are the 5 Soul Ages in order from ‘beginner’, to ‘intermediate’, and then to ‘advanced’.

1. Infant Souls

Primary Focus: Being alive.
Lessons To Learn: Basic life skills, survival, mortality, physicality.
Age Comparison: 0 – 4
Key Characteristics: Raw, untamed, playful, excitable, unsophisticated, tribal, cautious, childlike, group-reliant, hunter-gatherers.

Also known as Newborn Souls, these people are often perceived by others as being ignorant, childish and innocent to the complexities of life.

Possessing a very simplistic understanding of life, and a genuinely guileless approach to the world, Newborn Souls find it hard to adapt to ‘civilized society’.

Instead, they prefer familiar clans, tribes and groups of people in wild, untamed environments. If this sounds like you, take the Infant Soul Test.

2. Baby Souls

Primary Focus: Belonging.
Lessons To Learn: Social structure, rules, roles, human relations.

Age Comparison: 4 – 13
Key Characteristics: Compliant, regimented, dutiful, role-defined, absolutist, proprietous, disciplined, traditional, strong values.

Also known as Child Souls, these people seek to make meaning, order and stability out of the chaotic and uncertain nature of life.

Perceived by other people as being clean, modest and rigid, Child Souls tend to be very conservative, religious and rule-bound.

The Child Soul’s beliefs and senses of self are defined by their culture and traditional moral or religious system. If this sounds like you, take the Baby Soul Test.

3. Young Souls

Primary Focus: Independence.
Lessons To Learn: Personal-advancement, free will, personal-achievement.

Age Comparison: 13 – 29
Key Characteristics: Ambitious, competitive, innovative, material gain, enterprise, freedom, individualism, self-centered, self expression.

Also called Teenage Souls, these people often live by the maxim “my way or the highway”. The Teenage Soul, similar to an adolescent, seeks independence, social status and material gain