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Finding our deeper purpose

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November 09, 2024

At some point in each one's life, the question arises, 'why am I here?' Each one of us feels the need to have some kind of purpose in life, and those who find their 'raison d'etre', are very lucky.

- INDU GULLIANI

Finding our deeper purpose

Whether or not we consciously become aware of our purpose, there is a reason for being alive on this earth, and being where we are and who we are with.

Of course, as life goes on, our personal goals and aims, our temporary purposes, change. When we are young, we have a career to study and work for. When we are older, we have families to raise. These purposes occupy a great deal of our time, and when the job is secured and the family leave home, there is often a sense of having lost our purpose.

However, each stage of life is precious and prepares us for the next phase, our further purpose.

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