Excellence Reporter: Sister Jenna, what is the meaning of life?

Sister Jenna: The meaning of life at this time in our cycle is to cultivate an intellect with conscience i.e., awareness. An intellect with conscience will seek learning in just about every corner of life while fulfilling its soul’s vision and purpose. To illuminate one’s life, we need an intellect with conscience.

When we live from such a space we will not and cannot deceive ourselves, much less another. Perhaps, the meaning of life resides in observing ourselves to see if we can truly return to a state of pure consciousness despite all the challenges we face along the way.

When we feed the awareness of purity in our conscience we find our lives living a higher call. Positioning ones inner being with great strength and sweet conviction, we might notice when we look back at life and participate in a life review the many lives we have helped and served along the way simply being ourselves.

The meaning of life? Well, let’s say it’s all about creating an awakened conscience to such an extent that there is the courage to let go of all illusions and instead, illuminate our life to such an extent that it inspires another person to live a life that brings light and hope to theirs.

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~Sister Jenna is a spiritual leader, author, renowned speaker, founder of the Meditation Museum in Silver Spring, Maryland and McLean, Virginia and host of the syndicated and globally broadcast, America Meditating Radio Show. She was selected by Empower a Billion Women 2020 as one of 100 Most Influential Leaders of 2015 and served as a principal partner with the Oprah Winfrey Network and Values Partnerships on the Belief Team, a community of individuals from diverse spiritual, cultural and faith backgrounds. As an influential connector, she coordinated bringing on-board organizations and thought leaders to engage in this global dialogue on Belief.

Sister Jenna has traveled to over 80 countries where she continues to provide practical life tools and solutions that empower people to foster and build stronger relationships. Her wisdom, peace, and compassion for humanity are expressed through the variety of initiatives she spearheads for youth, women, governments, and communities. Her voice of influence is particularly needed in the wake of tragedy and increasing violence in our world. Sister Jenna is the recipient of numerous awards and proclamations including, the President’s Lifetime National Community Service Award, Every Day Hero Award by the Foundation for A Better Life and the Friendship Archway Awards, to name a few.
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