To every purpose, there are good reasons and there are true reasons. In writing a blog, for instance. People seem to have a gazillion of reasons why they are doing it, some monetary, others altruistic. As for me, the good reason is that I wanted to help other people, heal them and inspire them to live better lives. On the other hand, maybe the true reason is this: I write it because I wanted to be heard, I wanted to know – that I am not invisible.
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Do we really need daily motivational affirmations? We often read about the benefits of daily motivational affirmations, and we agree how reading and reciting them helps us have a good start for the day. But why aren’t we doing them? Why do we find it hard to recite these affirmations each day that we get up and carry on our normal day to day lives?
There are times when I ask myself what my purpose in life really is. What am I doing here anyway? Is there something I should be doing other than what I’m currently doing today?Other people seem to have found their spot under the sun and could truly profess their purpose in ways like – my purpose is to be responsible for people employed under me, my purpose is to be a good mother to my kids, my purpose is to sing and to touch people with my songs.
Growing old? At 30? Oh no! I used to believe myself to be young looking, someone who is infact a LOT younger than my age. Now why the sudden feeling of growing old? Didn’t I believe myself to be timeless? ageless? Isn’t growing old merely a product of the mind and of the many beliefs we have of aging?
This is an invitation to release whatever thought, emotion, frustration or pain you are going through. Simply reply to this post and express whatever your soul is saying at the moment. Someone’s listening…