Oftentimes, we are faced with our daily lives, our daily routines, that sometimes we think of them as routinary, day in and day out, same activities, same results. What we forget is that these routinary activities serve a purpose, for ourselves, and for the people we do these things for. Even if most of the times these people do not see or appreciate what we actually do for them. We might as well think of these things as the purpose, or the mission that God has assigned to us to bring a greater purpose to everybody around us.
Let us take photography, there are some things that some photographers know or are used to doing, while other photographers are still learning the same. There are different of levels of phtographic skills, beginner (newbie), amateur, hobbyist, semi-pro, and pro. I may even add another level . . . the Masters.
Having said this, what I really wanted to imply is that, there are stages that a person must go through in order for him to become the best in that particular skill or talent that he wants to excel in. There is a right of passage, so to speak. We might not be aware of this, but the things we do in our everyday lives, have an impact on others. They may not be able to show their appreciation for the task we just did, but their smiles and their "Thank You's" may be more than enough reward. Just be wary of those little gestures. And, in the long run, you will not feel unappreciated, unaccepted, unwanted anymore.
Everybody has a purpose. You have a purpose. Just be patient. Be open to God's little signs. They are everywhere. Be grateful . . . always.
We may not be aware of our mission or purpose in life as of this moment, but that will be revealed when He knows that we are ready to know what that really is . . . in His time . . . as He had planned it to be. We may be given some inkling of the general objectives, but the specific details may be told at a later and "riper" time. Again, be patient.
Just think about it . . . then tell me how it ends . . . c",) . . .
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