| Life reboot - Part 2: The trap | 2 comments |
 6 Sep 2009 @ 10:31Part 1: Waking up While I am a professional in my area and I have always been proud of doing a good job, whatever great results I delivered, however people praised me that I am brilliant, I could not get real satisfaction out of it... OK, I know I am good. And? How does that solve it? That does not get me much closer to my original life purposes in itself. So I still I could not get satisfaction or peace of mind, because my basic purpose, THE purpose of my life, seemed to have failed. I did not admit that, oh, no. It took me quite a while to admit and realize how much effect it had on me, that a group, which I have chosen to be part of eternally and give all my power to, turned out to be a false choice... At a relatively young age I became a full time missionaire. I dedicated my life and future for one purpose: to help mankind, to make this world a better place for good. And after some years of hard, dedicated work, I had to realize that the group was not what it meant to be. It's purpose was twisted toward power and money, to rule the prison rather than to get out of it. I was betrayed together with many others who also put their life on the line, giving all they could to realize their greatest dream, a better world. I felt forced to leave that group, and there I was standing all alone. Doing a good job - a lonely, rogue missionaire. So yes, I've kind of experienced for many years what a failed purpose means, what it does to one's power and reach. Especially now, climbing out of it, that I can see the contrast, the difference so clearly. And now that I am successfully revitalizing my greatest purpose, I feel that I can also say a few words about it. I hope you will find my advice useful and avoid falling into the same trap. I hope I can help you recognize the trap if you are already sitting in it and help you climb out of it. Because it is a trap. I will tell you, how did I recognize at all that I was in a trap? And how did I step out of it? And how did I ultimately unmake this self created trap? Why is this key to your success, to break out of the trap of failed purposes and revitalize your dreams, and live your life with full integrity, working on your purposes with full heart and passion? Part 3: How to recognize the trap |