Passion and Purpose

“When you were born, you cried and the world rejoiced. Live a life so that when you die, the world cries and you rejoice.” - Anon

I got so excited when I met the Ishayas because I felt like I had found my purpose. The simple act of choosing to experience the truth filled a hole in my heart that had been there for a long time. Committing my life to that choice was the only thing that made sense to me. Realizing that I could help others to the same experience just made my heart sing. I’ve always wanted to help others and here was the thing.
 

Have you wondered what your purpose is? For what reason you are on this planet?
 

Your purpose is exactly the same as your passion. Passion is the motor that gives drive to the GPS direction located in your heart. You all know what your passion is, the hardest thing is that we feel we should be doing something else. It’s that old chestnut of who we are is not good enough; what we want to do, we shouldn’t.
 

Everyone I’ve talked to about passion is almost always seeking permission to do the things that bring them the greatest joy. We know what we love to do, sometimes we’re just waiting for the acknowledgement that we are allowed to do that, that it’s okay to do that.
 

So here it is: You are officially allowed to do whatever it is that makes your heart sing. God definitely wants you to, that’s why she gave you a heart that could sing.
 

There’s a question that the Ishayas asked me once that never fails to align my life: “Where in my life am I compromising?”  Some of you may remember that. Part of compromise is living a life that isn’t completely full. You know that in your heart of hearts. Time to have a look and see if there is something you need to be doing. Follow your passion, make a difference.