Inspiring Speaker, Author and Advisor, Rosie Unite Shares Thoughts on The Purpose of Life

LONDON - May 14, 2018 - PRLog -- Rosie Unite, Founder and CEO of ImaginateLife™, Inspiring Speaker, Author and Advisor, discusses the purpose of life and how missing that message seems to be affecting the mental health of the world.

LONDON, UK– May 14, 2018 – Rosie Unite, Founder and CEO of ImaginateLife™ and co-author of The Big Question, with Larry King, has posted a new article on her website entitled, "Is The Epidemic Of Mental Illness Due To A Lack Of True Affection," in which Ms. Unite concurs with the Dalai Lama.

Unite writes, "The Dalai Lama recently wrote an article in which he spoke about the purpose of life." She continues, "In the wake of the powerful March for Our Lives, it is a culturally relevant topic to consider seriously. The Dalai Lama is certain that each and every individual human being wants to be happy from the moment of birth. He even suggests that the desire for happiness is hard-wired into us."

According to Unite, "Considering how many people are addicted to watching the news and numbing themselves with inane content, it wouldn't appear that we have discovered the way to achieve happiness. In fact, it would appear that the world, or at least some parts of it, are crazier than ever."

Unite points out that the Dalai Lama (https://upliftconnect.com/dalai-lama-what-is-the-purpose-...) confirms this when he writes, "Recently I met a group of scientists in America who said that the rate of mental illness in their country was quite high, at around twelve percent of the population. It became clear during our discussion that the main cause of depression was not a lack of material necessities but a deprivation of the affection of the others."

Unite states, "This underscores what we have heard over and over – that Love is All We Need." She shares more from the Dalai Lama, who says, "The need for love lies at the very foundation of human existence." Unite continues, writing, "Increasingly, we humans have focused on 'us versus them' and 'you're either with us or against us.' We are not conscious of our interdependence with one another, our primordial need for connection. And the Dalai Lama concurs. He writes, "Whether or not we are consciously aware of it, from the day we are born, the need for human affection is in our very blood. Even if the affection comes from an animal or someone we would normally consider an enemy, both children and adults will naturally gravitate towards it."

Unite shares, "I once read that 'we cannot hurt another without hurting ourselves, and we cannot help others without helping ourselves.'" She continues, "I don't remember where I read it, but some sources point to Ralph Waldo Emerson as saying something similar. Anyway, this quote highlights our interconnectedness with all life. We must eliminate self-loathing and learn to love ourselves not only so that we can more purely love others but also to ensure survival of our species and this beautiful planet that is our home."

The entire article can be read at http://www.imaginatelife.com/is-the-epidemic-of-mental-illness-due-to-a-lack-of-true-affection/

About Rosie Unite and ImaginateLife™

Rosie Unite is the Founder and CEO of ImaginateLife™, a for-profit global social impact venture (www.imaginatelife.com).

She's passionate about the power at the nexus of neuroscience, epigenetics, quantum physics, and spirituality to heal bodies, elevate minds, and transform lives. Known as The Possibilities Whisperer™, Rosie shares her extraordinary experience to help others stretch beyond their perceived selves and connect with life's abundance.

ImaginateLife offers the knowledge, skills, and awareness that inspires and empowers others to discover their innate power, live fully, and seed a greater consciousness. Services include keynote speeches, workshops, special events, and advisory services.

She's honored to have participated in his extensive research on meditation effects on brain and body. She's been QEEG (quantitative electroencephalography) brain mapped by U.S. and German neuroscientists; heart coherence measured by HeartMath Institute; individual energy field tested by GDV technology; and group measured for energy in workshop environments by GDV Sputnik sensors.

She continues to support breakthroughs in neuroplasticity – the brain's ability to change via new neural connections – and epigenetics – the study of heritable changes in gene expression not involving changes to underlying DNA.

Rosie greatly appreciates the inimitable Larry King for the opportunity to share her story in The Big Question. Captivated by people's lives, Rosie watched the legendary Larry King Live on CNN for years. She found his unique, humorous way of engaging with guests across the spectrum always edifying and entertaining. She looks forward to supporting the master in his craft.

Rosie has also worked directly with Jack Canfield – inspired by his endearing guidance to share her story. A Certified Trainer in The Success Principles™ and Canfield Methodology™, she's grateful for his legacy. America's #1 Success Coach, Jack Canfield is One of the Most Influential Leaders in Personal Growth and Achievement (SUCCESS magazine), the originator behind the Chicken Soup for the Soul® series (500+ million printed), author/co-author of 150+ books (66 bestsellers), and Guinness Book of World Records holder – the only author with seven books simultaneously on the NY Times Bestseller List.

Previously, in her 30-year global career, Rosie was a leader and executive in the Fortune 500 corporate, start-up, and social impact sectors. A Wharton MBA, she helped launch and grow new companies and emerging mobile, telecommunications, and digital technologies. She began building businesses in Peace Corps – helping community-based microenterprises.

Rosie's worked with well-known organizations including: Sprint, GTE (Verizon), DoubleClick (Google), Johnson & Johnson, France Telecom, Deutsche Telekom, Intelig Brazil (TIM Italy), World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, Women's World Banking, Foreign Affairs, Academy for Educational Development, and Habitat for Humanity.