So, how do we find our life’s purpose? Or does purpose find us?
Answer: Purpose… IS
Purpose needs not be found or discovered. Purpose… Just IS. We
are born with everything we need. We are born with purpose. From the moment we
burst out of the womb we are innately driven to strive towards life. Newborns
have numerous intelligently designed reflexes such as grasping, rooting, and
even a little baby swim action that helps ensure survival. The wisdom of the Universe that
provides order in the world is the same wisdom that animates the living being. As
we discussed in the first QOD, the reason we are here in this Universe is to show
compassion, use the lives we live to increase the field of human potential, and
give, love, and serve for the greater good of humanity.
Now, let me propose the notion that purpose is never actually
lost, but instead, just gets more and more covered up by bullshit. It’s our job
to shed the bullshit or “peel the layers” so to speak. Most the layers covering
up our inner purpose reside within the sub-conscious programming that was established during our
development. Unfortunately, today most of this programming comes from a broken
system. A system that dictates and drives the behavior of society but
has proven to be no longer sustainable. What’s really sad is that most people don’t
even realize they are letting their life be run by these auto-pilot programs. As a nation, we have begun to
live blindly, adide by a social norm, and seldom ask questions. $4.70 for a gallon
of gas… OK!! Less recess and more Adderol for school children… Ok!! $1 cheeseburgers
and $2 for a head of spinach… Ok!! Eating chickens grown in dark houses that
can’t even walk because their breasts are too enlarged from hormone-therapy…
Ok!!
We need to stop saying “Ok” and insert “WTF.” There would be
more people in the world who knew their purpose if they began to use those
powerful 3 letters. The depth of our questions determine the depth of our
actions.
Purpose Is. Peel the layers. Shed the bullshit. And as
always, Begin Now.
In Lasting Purpose, Brett Jones
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