We are born, we grow, we birth into spirit; and because of our faith in the Almighty, we know that what comes next is life eternal with our Creator.
But while we are here in this earthly realm, how man of us clearly understand our path? What is it that we were put here to accomplish?
I don’t personally think it is about waking up early, grinding away in an office, stressing about the unending task list that lays open on the desk – there is certainly more. There must be!
This word is a mess, it is chaotic, lopsided and very screwy.
Isn’t it time to tune in and find a way to love? Find a way to use our gifts to serve the greater good? Isn’t is time to build relationships, make connections and hold tight to the people who mean the most to us? Isn’t it time to really begin to understand why we were placed here.
What is your purpose? This is a question I ask daily?
Somedays, I worry and stress and have bouts of extreme anxiety because I just don’t know if I am moving in the right direction. In other moments, I receive pure clarity that I am exactly where I am meant to be: placed on my path by God knowing that everything is unfolding exactly as it should be.
Recently, I read a passage from Proverbs; Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.
This reminded me that when I am facing uncertainty or difficulty in my life, God gets it – God knows what is going on. Sometimes you just have to get out of the way and quiet and listen to the guidance he sends. God will not steer you down the wrong path.
Today, I was saddened to hear that my friend Cas birthed spirit; as I penned the sympathy card to drop in the mail to his Florida family, I remembered one of the last social media posts he shared – “Above all, keep loving one another earnestly, since love covers a multitude of sins.”
The light bulb clicked, and I gained a bit more insight into why I was placed me this earth – I am here to build relationships, to share my talents of organizing and connecting things and people, to be authentic with my heart and my words and to share love and light with those I come in contact with.
It is that simple – there is no need to worry or stress or loose sleep – trust in God and love each other and you will be better for it.
Cas was a man of many words and great advice. He will be missed, he will be remembered, and he will be loved – I was blessed by his authenticity, his guidance and friendship through the years. Mostly, I thank him for reminding me that God has everything under control.
With all my love,
Adele Josephine
“Though I know I’ll never lose affection for people and that went before, I know I’ll often stop and think about them…in my life I’ll love you more.”
Adele Josephine 