You are born into this life with everything you need to live your
purpose: to love and to serve. Thus, you will always have what you need so that
you can give what is needed. No matter where you go, you will always be where you
are meant to be so that you can do what you
are meant to do. When you aren’t there where you wish to be, it wasn’t meant for you to
be there. Accept what you have and where you are.
Nothing happens without a reason. When you live in humble
gratitude, you will understand that what needs to happen for you to live out your
purpose will happen, regardless of your thoughts (plans) and actions. Only through
your choices, will you drive away humility and gratitude and burden yourself
with worldly desires. Yet, your purpose in life will remain the same: to love
and to serve.
It is pride that makes you rise in arrogance to decide who is
deserving to be loved and to be served. Every day, you weigh people
and situations and put a percentage on how much of yourself to extend to them.
Yet, it is not for you to judge who you are to love and who you are to serve. Your
purpose is to love all and to serve everyone fully while expecting nothing in
return.
You have your own unique path in life that has been laid out for you. Every situation where you are bound to interact with people is filled to the brim with opportunity. These people are on your path for a reason. Every opportunity with them is a learning experience. Situations and relationships are temporary, but the learning experiences are permanent and will provide you with bitter or sweet memories.
It’s so much easier to understand your purpose when you are old and you have the opportunity to reminisce. It is then that you will remember the people that you have loved unconditionally and the service that you were able to provide to them.
Life is a miracle. While you are fortunate enough to breathe,
live in the moment. Think less of a new year and new resolutions so that each
day will be the start for spreading enthusiasm, joy, and love in everything
that you are and through everything that you do. Don’t think of new beginnings. Think of continuation. Live life to
the fullest and continue to live your purpose: to love and to serve.
“Remember
that there is only one important time and it is now. The present moment is the
only time over which we have power. The most important person is always the
person with whom you are, who is right before you, for who knows if you will
have dealings with any other person in the future? The most important pursuit
is making that person, the one standing at your side, happy, for that alone is
the pursuit of life.” ~ Leo Tolstoy.
