Your True Purpose Is Always Effortless!
Posted on Sep 25th, 2006
by 
Sean
Sean
Via Finding True Magic Newsletter
Do you get it? Do you understand why your true purpose is effortless? It is effortless because it is true – true meaning in accord with every aspect of your being so there is no space left over for struggle.
When we are struggling we are actually fighting against our true purpose with conditioned fear based thinking. When you relax into yourself breath by breath with kindness and gratitude, you discover the natural movement of life-as-you is the fullness of your true purpose. Right effort, not struggle, is made in the service of this natural effortless arising of "you" as life's purpose.
Therefore right effort is effortless in the sense that it is delightful to make effort that is inspired with the joy of being, free of fearful judgment and struggle.
Do you understand? Practice relaxing into yourself so attentively that you begin to feel life moving you in your true direction. The practice will include dismissing judgmental thoughts like, "what will they think of me."
Do you get it? Do you understand why your true purpose is effortless? It is effortless because it is true – true meaning in accord with every aspect of your being so there is no space left over for struggle.
When we are struggling we are actually fighting against our true purpose with conditioned fear based thinking. When you relax into yourself breath by breath with kindness and gratitude, you discover the natural movement of life-as-you is the fullness of your true purpose. Right effort, not struggle, is made in the service of this natural effortless arising of "you" as life's purpose.
Therefore right effort is effortless in the sense that it is delightful to make effort that is inspired with the joy of being, free of fearful judgment and struggle.
Do you understand? Practice relaxing into yourself so attentively that you begin to feel life moving you in your true direction. The practice will include dismissing judgmental thoughts like, "what will they think of me."
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October 2006