What is Your Life Purpose?

These days more than ever, most people do whatever it takes to make ends meet.

They wake up and attend to their regimented life to pay their bills, make sure food is in the fridge and have something left to maybe go out for dinner.

This is a valid experience. I’m not here to put anyone down.

In fact, I come from the perspective that EVERY experience is an amazing manifestation.

However…

Living to meet your basic, fundamental needs isn’t very fulfilling for most people.

Especially if you can FEEL somewhere inside of your being that you’re meant for something… more.

Do you feel that way?

Are you experiencing an almost physical sensation inside of your body that’s filling your head with thoughts of being meant for a bigger purpose?

You can harbor and even acknowledge that feeling of being meant for more, but what exactly are you supposed to do with it?

I remember when I was just a kid, I felt that knowing inside of me.

It was a very conscious, tangible feeling.

And no matter where I went or what I was doing on a day to day basis, it was always there in the back of my mind forcing me to question whether or not I was heading in the right direction.

I always had to ask myself: “What am I doing here? How come I can NEVER truly find contentment with anything I do… and always feel pulled by this knowing that I’m meant for something else?”

Have you experienced that kind of dialogue in your mind?

Maybe you have…

Maybe you know you’re truly meant to create a one-of-a-kind impact on this planet, as only YOU can make happen …

…But the fear of carving your own path towards manifesting this NEW experience scares you.

Yes, dreamers have to create the space for their visions to physically exist.

You’re not following some formulated connect-the-dots.

You’re discovering ways to make that feeling in the pit of your stomach, a reality.

So the questions are…

What is that feeling of purpose?

What is a LIFE PURPOSE?

Oh boy, here we go!

We’re all privy to receive information from the ethers.

Unfortunately…

Most of the time, you’re either too distracted by life’s circumstances to clearly interpret the information that comes to you or you’re too filled with fear to move forward even if you get a clear message about where you should be focusing all of your energy.

Essentially though, a life purpose is an idea or a vision that deeply affects and inspires you to play a bigger human game.

Exactly where these ideas and visions come from is anyone’s guess.

You could say they are messages from God.

You could you were born with a particular mission or destiny.

You could say your life purpose is the result of your education.

All of those perspectives could very well be true.

Here’s my take:

Everything is energy.

All your thoughts, feelings and physical sensations are energy.

Even the concrete we walk on and the buildings we work or live in are energy.

It’s only when you’re saturated and resentful about your obligations and responsibilities that you fail to recognize the magical energetic existence you find yourself in RIGHT NOW!

It’s not that you’re a spiritual being having a physical experience; you’re an energetic manifestation playing with extensions of your own being.

When you can fully realize that on the energetic level, nothing is truly separate from you, it’s not difficult to fathom how you can receive information from god-knows-where, out of the blue… and feel inspired to take action.

But to answer my own question of what is life purpose…

…Well, Life Purpose is being open to receive information that awakens your very soul and activates your desire to employ the unique spiritual assets you organically command!

In other words, it’s an idea that gets your juices flowing and MAKES you take passionate action!

And when we say life purpose, it doesn’t mean it has to last a lifetime.

You might have multiple life purposes.

The point is, when you are strong enough to stay open to receive the information that inspires you, your job is to take that experience to its peak.

It might take a year, a decade or a lifetime.

Truthfully, it doesn’t matter how long it takes.

All that really matters is that you’re feeling totally jacked up and enthralled by the experience while you’re having it.

And when it’s done, it’ll be just as apparent as when you were hit with the inspiration to begin with.

Then it’s just a matter of staying open for the next step to reveal itself.

There’s no real magic to it.

I guess it’s really just about getting out of your own way…

…Which means if you’re doing something that doesn’t feel right, like working a job you’d rather not be doing or figuring out how to pay the bills, you’re probably too distracted to receive your next step…

But if you can enjoy your present experience and realize that everything you create is amazing and demands your appreciation, it’s easier to stay away from self-judgment and criticism.

By the way, I only bring up that previous point because judgment, criticism, fear, resentment, jealousy and everything else in that vain are ALL ways of resisting the act of receiving your life purpose and/or being able to follow through on manifesting it.

Likewise, if you have been hit with what FEELS like your life purpose, it’s your JOB to move forward in every way you can to make it a reality.

Sure, it’s not always easy.

But so what?

Demonstrating to yourself how you command the power to overcome any limiting belief you might have about being able to play a bigger, more meaningful game is a HUGE part of the journey.

Just make inspired decisions.

And don’t over-think each step of the way.

The right choices will be obvious.

To Your Inevitable Success!

Mark Pescetti

P.S. My wife is juiced up after reading a book called I See Your Dream Job by Sue Frederick. It’s about numerology and discovering why you’re here. I haven’t read it yet, but I can tell you she would recommend it to anyone looking to get HIT with their inspired-purpose.

P.P.S. Feeling passionate about what you’re doing is a major component to knowing you’re on the right path. If you’re not feeling passionate, even when you’re REALLY feeling challenged, something’s wrong.