Our Purpose.
When your mind and heart are truly open abundance will flow to you effortlessly and easily.
Question:
A reverend at my church stated “Our purpose is to discover our purpose.”
How do we discover our purpose? Does anyone ever know what it is in this lifetime?
Response:
Discovering your purpose means finding out what you are uniquely able to do, to give and to learn during this lifetime, so the time to discover it is during this life. We are all unique souls with particular strengths and talents that equip us to fulfill our life purpose. The key to finding our life purpose is in knowing what those strengths are and then asking how I can use those abilities to help myself and others evolve. For some people their purpose is accompanied with a driving ambition and deep passion, so it is easy to recognize. For others, it is more of a quiet feeling of knowing what feels most comfortable and meaningful, and discovering that may require deep reflection and honesty.
Love,
Deepak
Our Purpose.
When your mind and heart are truly open abundance will flow to you effortlessly and easily.
Question:
A reverend at my church stated “Our purpose is to discover our purpose.” How do we discover our purpose? Does anyone ever know what it is in this lifetime?
Answer:
Discovering your purpose means finding out what you are supposed to do and learn during this lifetime, so the time to discover it is during this life. We are all unique souls with particular strengths and talents that equip us to fulfill our life purpose. The key to finding our life purpose is in knowing what those strengths are and then asking how I can use those abilities to help myself and others evolve. For some people their purpose is accompanied with a driving ambition and deep passion, so it is easy to recognize. For others, it is more of a quiet feeling of knowing what feels most comfortable and meaningful, and discovering that may require deep reflection and honesty.
Your life purpose is not always identical with your career. It may also be conflicting if your life purpose is not what you do for a living. For example, you may be a store clerk, and part of your life purpose may be to help children grow emotionally confident. That setting may provide limited opportunities for working with children, but there still could be experiences that come up that allow you to fulfill your dharma both at work and outside of work. Life purpose is something that can also evolve over time. We need to be receptive and attentive to the opportunities that are given to us to fulfill our dharma every day.
Love,
Deepak
I am Jo Paulson from Bangalore India. I have been deeply inspired by the Law of Dharma. I have put together a structured and objective process of discovering your life purpose using 8 online assessments which I have described in my recently published e-book in Amazon. The link is here. It is free on Kindle. https://www.amazon.in/Make-Your-Purpose-Profession-Careers-ebook/dp/B088NN37YJ/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=jo+paulson&qid=1591609906&sr=8-1 Regards, www.jopaulson.in
I am Jo Paulson from Bangalore India. I have been deeply inspired by the Law of Dharma. I have put together a structured and objective process of discovering your life purpose using 8 online assessments which I have described in my recently published e-book in Amazon. The link is here. It is free on Kindle. https://www.amazon.in/Make-Your-Purpose-Profession-Careers-ebook/dp/B088NN37YJ/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=jo+paulson&qid=1591609906&sr=8-1 Regards, www.jopaulson.in