Let's tell the story: Purpose
Well, it's been too long since I’ve written something useful, and to skip all of the excuses and void arguments I will start telling the story.
In this part of the series of short tellings, I will describe the word purpose, dive deep into its meaning, and highlight its impact.
The word purpose itself is another form of describing the act of seeking a cause, which is a fundamental principle in our universe where stuff, creation, and interactions are governed by cause and effect.
Everything happens for a reason, even for things that may appear to you as random or as pure luck, I would say it's the nature of this world for everything to be conveyed a purpose.
Life stops when purpose ceases to exist, simple creations exist for a specific purpose to complete a missing piece of a larger puzzle, and in order to carry on with that mission, subsequent dependent purposes arise and drive that creation toward its final goal. The simplest form of creation does its role and procreates to guarantee the success of the next generations.
But as humans which are a complex life form, sentient and smart we tend to drift out of the course and lose purpose as soon as our vision shifts. However, losing purpose is fatal for us, see, simplest creation doesn’t put an end to its life just because it can’t achieve its purpose, it keeps trying and trying and trying until either the end goal is achieved or it simply dies.
As humans, we should follow that example, because every life matters, and everyone matters. You are greater than that, if you feel that you lost purpose, seek another one, and never give up.
If you think that it's the end just because you lost a loved one, got heartbroken, or lost your money, remember, that like energy, everything transforms and nothing is lost, you may lose something, but you’ll get something different in return.
The designer of everything made it clear, everything has a purpose, and there is no pure luck. Everyone had their plan and provisions ready and that person will continue to thrive until all of those provisions are depleted.
So as long as you’re breathing, keep resisting and believe in the change. Trust the planner, and achieve more by believing.
