You are here for a reason. You were not created as a random act of kindness. Your existence is deliberate. You might say you have a purpose and you are partly correct. The truth is that you do not have just one; you have many. A creature as noble and magnificent and complex as you, especially when you are in alignment with your Truth, cannot have just one singular purpose in the way that you seek it or understand it. That makes no sense.
You are multifaceted by design. You are a brilliant stroke of genius and you are meant to do great things with the life you have been given. Do not assume that this means you must be a global leader or become known by millions for your accomplishments. Great things are understood and measured by those on the receiving end of them.
Imagine if you rescued a puppy from abuse and neglect. To that puppy, you are greater than the most highly respected global leaders. When you hug someone who has not been touched in years, you give gifts of soul connection, of warmth and love that are priceless. When you acknowledge what is special in others, you encourage seeds of their greatness. And when you acknowledge what is special in yourself and you work toward enhancing those qualities, you encourage seeds of your own greatness.
You must notice the many acts that you might consider small and inconsequential, and understand that they contribute to the manifestation of your own greatness. Whether or not any of those acts might be common knowledge to the rest of the world is irrelevant. That is not the deciding factor in determining whether or not you have done great things in your life.
Every step you take toward maximizing your potential is another step closer to fulfilling your purpose in all areas of life. When you bear this in mind and stay focused on your goals, it will powerfully and positively impact your performance.
You might speak of having a purpose and you might spend much of your life trying to discover what it is. If you were to insist on attempting to sum it up in such a way, I would suggest that it is to honour your Truth in every moment of your life. And you do this by noticing the magic and greatness in them. The measure of your greatness is not in how many people were impressed, or showed up, or have heard of you. The measure of your greatness is in how deeply you are able to appreciate the simplest, sweetest things in life, and to act on them because that appreciation is the purest form of love, and of honouring the gift of your life.
The measure of your greatness is in how aligned you are with the calling of your heart and the urging of your soul. Your alignment is equal to your willingness to listen and follow, and it will show you the many colours of your rainbow, the countless ways in which your life has purpose and meaning.
