Everybody has a dream-their predestined life's purpose. You do not choose a life purpose because your parents want you to be a pilot, your boss wants you to be a counselor, your friends want you to be in their group. You do not seek your life's purpose because the society you find yourself in wants you to be something that society dictates. Living through other people's life's purpose is one sure way to kill your life's purpose. You cannot be living another person's destiny and expect to live a fulfilled life. There is no quandary here. You just must see the urgency of the need to find your life's calling. If you don't, you will end up comfortably living in discomfort and envying others as you find yourself full of jealousy for what you perceive as other people's "bigger achievements." You are outside looking in. Feeling a want for what others have achieved and hating what you have achieved is a sign that you love another person's life better than yours. You think you could have done better. Ask self, what is it that you hate about your life, and find solutions to the questions. Do not let another person's standards be the answer to how you evaluate your life. You must find your calling. It is in the Akashic Record. Let a professional read your Akasha to find your calling.
Raised in an environment where religion was never forced, Sam Oputa became a Protestant, then later a practicing Catholic. He attended Baruch College of the City University of New York. Sam Oputa is also the author of God Is Not Enough, Messiah Needed, Faith Or Reason, All The God We Cannot See, Why Was Man Created? and Immaterial Existence, No Map to Reality.
