What do you want to be when you grow up?  I am still asking myself that question.  It use to mean, what do you want your profession to be.  Now when I ask myself that question I change it a bit.  What is your purpose in life?  Some people spend a lifetime searching for their purpose.  While others know exactly what their purpose is.  Your purpose can be simple in nature, such as changing the mood of people around you.  Your purpose can be performed on a grand scale, such as rallying communities to support a cause.  Either way, your purpose is important in changing the way people think.

The moment will strike you when your purpose comes to light.  Having a purpose in life is anchoring.  Purpose will fill the emptiness you may feel.   It allowed me to leave behind my expected roles and begin to see the perfection around me.  It helped me to see the goodness in people, the true goodness.  You may be saying , well nothing is perfect.  You’re right.  But when I look at imperfection I see and learn tolerance, caring, hope.  All good in nature.

In my search for purpose I am finding out new information and meeting new people. I am gaining new experiences in areas that I never could of imagined myself doing.  So basically, I trust that the Universe has a plan for my purpose in life.  I am enjoying the ride!!

The snow falls, each flake in it’s appropriate place
Zen

Tags: life, passion