The Bible says man only dies once. There is no such thing as reincarnation, so don’t hold back! God can create another Shakespeare or Mozart. God is waiting to see what you can do with this gift called life. Will you make your life count, not just for yourself, but for others?
Scientists will tell you that the brain’s primary function is to keep you alive. But that is not a human beings purpose. We are not created to merely survive life either. We are here to thrive. In case you haven’t figured out, the reason we were created isn’t to find the best cup of coffee or the perfect mate nor the dream job. It’s to experience love and grace then give it away.
Has there been a point in your life where you began losing your courage to take risks? Given up on trying for that promotion, enrolling in graduate school or starting a new business? Maybe you’ve settled into a life that is at its best, safe, but mundane — not showcasing your true talents and mirroring your real self worth. Or maybe worse, you see yourself merely keeping ahead of the unseen monster lurking around each corner, robbing you of peace and joy. If this is the case, I would venture to guess that there is something causing you to be stuck in the mindset of a survivor. There is a reason why you feel this way. You are suffering from a growing sense of lack – lack of well-being, courage, strength, prosperity, wealth, health, security. You name it. This growing sense of lack is behind millions of peoples complacency, apathy and injustice program. It is a silent killer.
A growing sense of lack is caused when you attach to self-limiting thought programs, narratives, stories and truths that are not true and not your truth. It’s no different than allowing a virus to corrupt your computer and destroy all your work. Attaching to them means you must detach from your truth. Why would you walk away from yourself like this? When you do, it’s a breeding ground for a personal identity crisis.
A person suffering from an personal identity crisis often looks for someone or something outside of themselves to blame for where they are in life. That is because they don’t like their life and they don’t feel in control of their life and destiny. Fear is generally a pervasive emotion. The blame game is a tell tale sign that you are suffering from an identity crisis because you are turning your power over to someone or something. Taking personal responsibility for your life and choices, including mistakes and all the lost opportunities is when you can change the trajectory of your life and experience transformational healing.
What you can’t do, God can. That is because it takes both human and Divine action to create real change. You just have to ask God to come into your life as your personal savior. If you are not a Christian, and are ready to invite your holy helper to transform your thinking, click on this link. Next, pray for God to clear a path to those who can help you in your Christian walk.
Are you ready to get well? Ready to do your part? Remember, it takes human action as well as Divine action. Your part in this is committing to getting well. There is no magic pill. No quick fix. You must walk in faith, taking the first steps toward disenfranchising yourself from false belief systems. You do this by staying bathed in the Word of God, having a healthy prayer life, creating practices, positive, affirming mantras, including Bible verses with healthy I AM statements. These will assist you to shift your focus, mindset, words and life out of the paradigm of suffering, injustice, victimhood into victory. It will set you on the path of freedom to become who you were born to be and to realize your potential.
Do not rob yourself of the richer and broader passions of life and the sense of freedom that comes from stepping into your destiny. No one but you can take that first step toward your future but you.
It does not matter the circumstances you were born into or who your parents were and are nor your ancestors. They do not determine your destiny or your identity. That is because you choose who you want to become. As a Christian, your identity is in Christ.
