I am where this cycle stops. This is my chosen purpose. I knew the moment I looked into my daughters eyes that raising my children and not walking away from them was my destiny. I know it sounds simple, but to me it is my motivation, my reason for living. I will be the first in 4 generations to not walk away from my children and let someone else raise them.
It was one year back when I was also struggling to find my purpose of life. I used to be an introvert person with lots of self dis-satisfaction. I never used to be happy with myself, get easily angry on me, always used to doubt on myself, never loved and understand me. But one day i got fed up with all these things and try to overcome with the same. My mom helped me alot in this journey of mine to know myself better and also to know exactly life is and what is the purpose of my life.
Physically healthy you need to know yourself, maybe a difficult concept to grasp if your young, sounds like a good time to start. If you don’t really find goals or have aspirations there are plenty of things that you can enjoy in life.
Ground yourself. Build your own stability so that when the time comes for your true calling - may it be individually or together with your TF, you are beyond ready to take on the challenge. The Universe is preparing you for this. Trust your soul as to where it is leading you. You got this.
I really appreciate your Dostoyevsky quote: " When losing his hope and purpose, a person slowly becomes a monster.”
It IMMEDIARTELY thrust me back in time to a fantastic lyric from Brian Jones, who wrote "Ruby Tuesday, a great Rolling Stones song from 1967 ( jagger and richards took credit for writing that poignant and very English song, but it was really written by Brian.)
In any event, he said:
Lose your dreams and you could lose your mind, in life unkind
HOWEVER, when is adherence to one's dreams utterly psychotic because one's dreams are hopeless ???
I am where this cycle stops. This is my chosen purpose. I knew the moment I looked into my daughters eyes that raising my children and not walking away from them was my destiny. I know it sounds simple, but to me it is my motivation, my reason for living. I will be the first in 4 generations to not walk away from my children and let someone else raise them.
Maybe it gives them more strength, purpose to stand up to peer pressure/self consciousness to have a mission other than themselves?
It was one year back when I was also struggling to find my purpose of life. I used to be an introvert person with lots of self dis-satisfaction. I never used to be happy with myself, get easily angry on me, always used to doubt on myself, never loved and understand me. But one day i got fed up with all these things and try to overcome with the same. My mom helped me alot in this journey of mine to know myself better and also to know exactly life is and what is the purpose of my life.
Physically healthy you need to know yourself, maybe a difficult concept to grasp if your young, sounds like a good time to start. If you don’t really find goals or have aspirations there are plenty of things that you can enjoy in life.
Ground yourself. Build your own stability so that when the time comes for your true calling - may it be individually or together with your TF, you are beyond ready to take on the challenge. The Universe is preparing you for this. Trust your soul as to where it is leading you. You got this.
it’s time to give them great thought! Knowing the purpose of what you are doing will help you meet your goals.
When your drive is moving your purpose, focus must hold the wheels else your might miss the way.
I wish most of our young girls and boys can discover their talents on time to propel them into their greatness as early as possible.
nice structural
It's time to open a new chapter & find something new!
How do you celebrate a new year?
Wisdom comes from experience(I'm pretty sure). Information is 1 way to discover how to gain true wisdom.
Critically thinking do you know you where created for a purpose?
Until you find your purpose, you would keep wallowing in shadows.
It helps answer the question: "what matters most?"
Culture gives strength, identity and purpose to its people.
I really appreciate your Dostoyevsky quote: " When losing his hope and purpose, a person slowly becomes a monster.”
It IMMEDIARTELY thrust me back in time to a fantastic lyric from Brian Jones, who wrote "Ruby Tuesday, a great Rolling Stones song from 1967 ( jagger and richards took credit for writing that poignant and very English song, but it was really written by Brian.)
In any event, he said:
Lose your dreams and you could lose your mind, in life unkind
HOWEVER, when is adherence to one's dreams utterly psychotic because one's dreams are hopeless ???