Self Help Tips
What is Your Mission on
Earth and What is it Not? Ten
Misconceptions by: Ineke Van Lint
You were sent to earth with a mission to fulfill. This
mission has to do with your passion. If you want to be happy
and fulfilled with enthusiasm, you have to discover what your
mission is and organize your life and activities in function of
your mission. Most people have the wrong idea about their
mission. Here are some common misconceptions and the truth
about what a mission on earth really is :
1. There is no such thing as a life mission and everything
is just a coincidence. There is no such thing as Coincidence.
We were sent down to Earth with a mission: to increase our
ability to love. Everybody’s mission is unique because of the
different ways we go about this. You too have your individual
way to spread more love around you. Increasing the love energy
on our planet is the ultimate goal of every life form on
Earth.
2. Our mission or goal exists outside of us and is waiting
to be discovered. Your mission is inside you, manifested by
your natural talents, desires and passions. Look at what
excites you. What kind of activities bring joy and
satisfaction? What is it that you spend countless hours on as a
kid? Your mission already exists and you knew it already before
you came to Earth. The only thing for you to do now is to
remember.
3. Our life goal is a particular occupation or profession.
Our life goal is not a well-defined activity. It is much
broader than a specific career and contains more than how
you’re making a living. It’s a mistake to confuse how you
provide for yourself with what your life mission is. It is
possible to implement your mission from within your working
environment, but it is much larger than that. When you meet new
or old friends, always are you able to implement your mission,
simply because it is an attitude, a sharing of your core
talents.
4. Life is on hold until you have discovered your mission.
No need to sit around and wait. You may still be uncertain
about your goal in life, but that does not mean your life
hasn’t started yet or is not significant. Everything you ran
into up to this point in your life does have its importance and
has brought you to where you are now: on the road of
self-discovery and the fulfillment of your mission.Your life
goal is continually being revealed to you, all the time. It’s
not a one-off discovery, and then that’s it. It is rather an
ongoing process than a single moment. The search and
implementation continues throughout your life. This is exactly
what your life is: the ongoing discovery and implementation of
your mission.
5. You have to change in order to be worthy of discovering
your mission. There’s no use in believing there is something
wrong with you just because you are still searching. Everybody
has a specific mission. Everybody is worthy and has the ability
of finding his or her life mission. The desire of your soul to
fully participate in the world will attract the right
circumstances for you and allow your mission to present itself.
Moreover, you are already perfectly equipped with the talents
needed to fulfill your mission. All that is needed is your
awareness. All that is needed is for you to un-cover them, that
means, take them off the shelf and into the center of your
life.
6. You can fulfill your mission by imitating somebody else.
A person’s life destiny is a strictly individual matter and can
thusly not be imitated or copied. You can be inspired by the
courage and perseverance of another, but you cannot live a copy
of that person’s life. A mission is like a suit in the big
wardrobe of life. There is exactly one suit that fits you like
a second skin, tailor-made for you only. If you try on the suit
made for another, you are making two mistakes. First, your own
suit remains in the closet, unused. Second, you have taken the
suit of another and are thus taking the wrong place in the
switchboard of life. If you’re not following your own mission,
then you are following that of another!
7. It’s egotistical and arrogant to occupy yourself with
your mission. One has heard many times to be of service to
others, help your neighbor and be ready to reach out to those
in need. Partly, that’s correct. But instead forgetting about
the self and helping any random person who crosses your path,
it is better to remember your mission and find out where, when
and who it is you need to help. This kind of help will be all
the more efficient and at the same time gives you much more
satisfaction. Helping the forgetful way is only going to give
you loads of frustration. Fatigue and exhaustion is the only
result of only helping others while not taking the time to
recharge your own batteries. Finding your mission in life and
living accordingly is neither egotistical nor arrogant. It is
your first responsibility. Remember: “Love thy neighbor as
thyself.” This includes loving the self. Living the
implementation of your mission radiates enormous amounts of
enthusiasm into your environment. This is a significant
contribution to the well-being of all lives you touch.
8. You can discover your life mission by intellectual
analysis. You will not discover your mission by analysis or
intellectual considerations. It is rather a step-by-step
process of discovery, driven by the attitude of introspection
(looking within the self), by following your passions and by
noticing for fundamental connections in your life. You will
discover your mission by listening to your intuition and by
taking your dreams and visions seriously.
9. You will become famous once you have discovered your
mission. Your mission does not necessarily contain fame and
popularity. Many people are implementing their mission with a
low profile, in their own personal environment. Your success in
fulfilling your mission cannot be measured by external signs
such as riches or glamour. The real criteria for measuring
success are enthusiasm, joy, energy, satsifaction, the knowing
that everything has its meaning and the feeling that you are on
the right place doing the right thing with the right
people.
10. Pursuing your life goal is hard and difficult.
Sometimes, while pursuing your life goal, you will have moments
of fear, doubt and anxiety. You might often wonder if you’ve
made the right choice, and if you couldn’t have just kept
things the way they were. But as you come closer to fulfilling
your life goal, these doubts and fears will be replaced by
enthusiasm, joy, happiness, satisfaction and the feeling that
life has deep meaning.
Copyright 2006 Ineke Van Lint
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