The most common question I am asked is “What’s My Purpose?.” When someone asks this question, they follow by saying, “What should I be doing?”. This is not a question that needs to be answered. There is nothing that we should do.
Our purpose, our path or what we are meant to be, do or have can never be found outside ourselves. No one can answer that for us. Our purpose is not logical and there is no right answer. Finding our purpose comes from within knowing who we are at our core. Purpose is spiritual, awareness of ourselves as spirit.
Finding awareness of ourself comes when we quiet our body and clear our thinking then go within. Our body is so loud and demanding that it keeps us from hearing ourselves. The same thing happens with our thinking. When we are thinking, we cannot hear ourselves. Meditation is a way to quiet the body and stop thinking. In this way, we can go within and say hello to ourselves at our core.
When we are in communication with ourselves as spirit at our core we vibrate our original essence, an energy. When this energy is restimulated it flows from within us outward into our body, mind and our world. When our original essence flows in this way, we begin to feel ourselves expressed in what we do. A sense of purpose emerges. Purpose from an intuitive perspective is simply bringing who you are at your core, your essence, outward into all that you do.
When we go within and say hello to who we are at our core we can communicate with the God of Our Heart, whatever that means to you. Communication within and with the God of Our Heart brings us into awareness of who we are, our path, our purpose and how we are in the world.
None of this is logical. A way to know this for yourself is to meditate. Go within. Say hello to yourself then listen. Listen until you hear yourself. Don’t think. Let the body be quiet. Listen to the quiet of your spirit within and listen to the God of Your Heart. This brings who you are at your core outward into your life. In this way, you are your purpose. Who you are at your core flowing into what you do creates your path.
Best wishes, Kay