We all have something inside that is steady, even among our many emotions that come and go with our life’s joys and sorrows. At the center of our consciousness, a being quietly watches us. When we are struggling in despair, that being gives us strength not to give up, and stirs our hope by saying, “It is all right.”
In spite of the hope offered by that being—our soul—one nagging question might remain: “How do I know when I have found my true life purpose?”
You may recall that earlier I wrote about choice. I emphasized that we must repeatedly choose to listen to our soul, practice meditation, repeat our self-declaration frequently, and rely on our family, friends, and co-workers as partners in creating our life purpose. Each moment of every day, we make choices. Sometimes our choices are empowering, and other times they may lead to disillusionment. But we continue to choose. Even by not choosing, we have made a choice. Through choice we see more clearly that our world is transient. With this understanding, we should not be disheartened if our life purpose evolves as well. But how will we know when we have finally arrived.