Purpose is essentially passion
applied to action.
True purpose is
a singular honesty of being.
This kind of purpose
translates into a being
exuding of presence.
A being with this kind of purpose
has purpose that transcends
their actions
and becomes the power
of their presence
in all of their actions.
Purpose that has this kind
of power introduces their spirit
as the source of their intentions.
The power of purpose comes
directly from the engagement
of spirits towards the manifestation
of the same purpose.
The subtle physics of this effort
can be demonstrated
by the example of a great singer
who by their voice
and personal presence
can enroll an audience’s attention
so much so that the audience
becomes of the same unified purpose
and has responses with feelings
that pervade the entire room.
The majority of beings in that room
share the same purpose
as an expression of common feelings
brought on by the singer
and the power of their being
through their applied purpose
in the form of a song.
This method of medium-ship
has many styles
that humans relate to.
We are all thirsty
to experience the power
of purpose in our lives.
In fact, we are daily scavengers
on behalf of this search.
Purpose many times,
although it appears to be
outer-directed,
is all about representation
of spirit into the “real world”.
Finding unity of being
in everything manifest we do
links us to this deep feeling
for purpose.
As children,
play was a loose assembly
towards the commonness
of purpose.
The joy of play was the expression
of the commonness of purpose
in a simpler way.
Many times the elements essential
in purpose
came from the fundamentals
nuanced through the course of play.
There was a combust
that could be generated
that presented itself as play
in an activity
but the essence
of the mutual swarm
came from within.
This essence was permission
as a passion.
This was a permission
to be and to do.
Purpose when it is full blown,
is this combination
of being and doing.
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