What is my life purpose?  As a psychic medium I am often asked that question a lot of times or pick up on the fact that this is an issue in this person’s life at the moment.  This is a very difficult question to look into.  I feel very uncomfortable with telling a person what to do, but will still let them know the area they should consider and look into.  But that area of focus, what is my life purpose isn’t answered simply by just saying this is the career you should head towards, etc…it’s not a matter of what to do for a living, it’s sometimes a way of thinking or mind set.  Like there is an empty place inside of them that can’t be filled up no matter what they do.  If they find the ‘perfect’ job would that make them happy?  What about the ‘perfect’ relationship?  Usually not, eventually that old empty feeling will return.

There are times as well that the person is just not following what they were meant to do…we are all born with a character/personality, it is given, a gift from guardians upon your birth…so I’ve heard anyways, that’s how the old story goes isn’t it?…people are not really afraid of dying but more so they’re afraid of not ever having lived, not ever having considered their life’s higher purpose and not ever having stepped into that purpose and to try to make a difference in this world…and sometimes that’s the main reason not to try because God forbid…what if I failed!

So those people tend to consult someone like me, a psychic who can perhaps answer the following questions, “I want to know what my life purpose is.”  “I’m so confused, I know there is something that I’m suppose to be doing, but I don’t know what it is.”  “If only I could get some clarity, then I could take action.”   Not that I want to put myself out of business, but you can find these answers yourself…that’s the name of the game called LIFE.  In order to get or find that life purpose is to change your thoughts, instead of being frustrated on not figuring out a purpose…think instead perhaps of (1) There is a purpose in almost everything that happens, (2) Believe that anything is possible, don’t make excuses, (3) Where do you fit in the bigger picture, meaning who are you?, (4) Begin by shifting your perspective…it is true that you create your own reality….meaning your perceptions, attitudes and beliefs are what you see mirrored in the external, physical world, this also includes relationships (yikes).

So when you are sitting down at a table for lunch, or stopped at a stop light and ponder, “What is my life’s work?” your assumption is that there is some defined, measurable, and findable title, occupation, profession, career, calling, service, talent, or identity that is hidden just beyond your reach.  You believe that the attainment of your purpose will make you financially secure beyond all fear or guaranteeing respect from all who cross your path!  The lack of attainment perhaps makes you feel worthless or invisible.  Don’t externalize “purpose”, and cast it as something invisible to you and unattainable.  Your purpose is simply just to be.  How you live life, not what role you live in.  Your purpose is found each moment as you make choices to be who you really are.  Life becomes serene and enjoyable precisely when selfish pleasure and personal success are no longer the guiding goals!

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