Find Your Purpose Within Minutes

by Jocelyn Daher
The Spirit Science

We live in a society that for thousands of years has judged you on how you look and on “what you do for a living”. When I say what you do for a living, what I mean is what you do to make money. Most people think that money allows a certain level of freedom and abundance in their lives therefore most people look for jobs that won’t necessarily make them happy in the moment but will be the most tolerable while bringing in the most income long term from their place in society.

I want to say that I do not have the belief that money is the only way to happiness. I will also say that in my opinion, I think it is also perfectly fine to enjoy monetary abundance. The problem comes in when people start to depreciate their personal value just because they aren’t making a certain income or have certain material possession or educational requirements.

I have known nobel people who have gone through their life working towards a goal, a higher education, for that extra letter beside their name, for example Dr. or P.A. I have known both types of people who have obtained this goal. The ones who are miserable working for a living because it no longer fulfills them or people who use this power for corruption. I have also met people who thrive off this privilege to help everyone in their path for the better. I have met penniless homeless with hearts of gold, who just keep giving and people who have nothing that damn everyday and wish they were dead, just because the don’t own possessions.

What does this have to do with you? I am trying to set a narrative here on humanity but more intensely and intentionally, I want to remind you that you are free. That more importantly, you are worthy. I want to remind you that no matter what you have, whether is it thousands or hundreds of dollars in your bank account or not a penny to your name, that your worth, is in so much more than a dollar value. That all of the greatest people in history have had one thing in common. It was hardly ever power and position or a higher education, the way that the typical societal narrative would tell you to go. The most influential people in history had one thing in common, a heart of gold, a heart that is routed in pure purpose.
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