#prupose

It turned out that after the lethal war I didn’t know what I was living for I was so unaccustomed to peace That it felt perilous to me

From a young age, I remember having dreams of flying. In these dreams, I was often a superhero, pursued by a villain, or simply trying to take flight. Every time I attempted to soar, I was interrupted by the villain, or I couldn’t get a good lift off. There were moments when I’d manage to fly high into the sky, only to find myself falling back down.

Recently, I started following a page on my personal Instagram where an AI character flies through the sky, space, cities, and various other realms. Whenever I come across one of its posts, I am captivated by the animation, as it always brings me back to my dreams.

More and more, I feel these posts are a message from God, reminding me that I have the ability to fly, to soar, and that I am special and gifted. What has held me back all this time is fear—the fear of the unknown and the fear of failure.

I have struggled with imposter syndrome, but I believe now is the time to face it head-on. No more fear, only confidence in myself and in the knowledge that I am capable.

These dreams and animations are constant reminders of the power within me to rise above my doubts and insecurities. It’s time to embrace my potential, believe in my abilities, and let go of the fear that has held me back. I am ready to soar.

Reflecting on the Meaning of Our Actions Finding purpose in life is a quest that resonates with nearly everyone. It’s not enough to merely go through the motions; we must question the purpose behind our actions. What drives us? Why do we do what we do? The connection between purpose and passion is significant. Consider this: what is your purpose? What ignites your passion? The association…

The more I try to find about myself, the more I get entangled into philosophical mess of being a homosapien. I feel the true meaning of life lies in knowing the purpose of our birth and the acceptance of the privileges we enjoy in our daily life.

 Once I read a book named ‘Ikigai - The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life’ and in that book the authors - “Albert Liebermann, Hector Garciawriter” beautifully explained the essence of life. My understanding of that book says that it’s not the death which we fear of, but it’s the prolongness of the lifetime which usually scares the people.

What i mean by that is, our whole life more often than not some people have the problem of facing the problems rather than enjoying the moment. As per my individual opinion, we often get stressed about some miniature problems,while we forget to live the very moment.