Finding Your Passion Can Be Like Chasing A Stray Dog - PPRH2O #5

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Without passion, what is there?  Do we then live lives of simply endurance and escape?  We go through life doing what we need to do to survive.  We do what we need to do to make money and pay the bills.  We may not like what we're doing, so we endure what we don't like because we feel we have to.  What other options are there?  It doesn't seem like there are any other options.   We get tired of constantly trying to endure and then try to escape.  We escape with movies, music, and more, for a short time.  Then it is back to "enduring" once again.  We feel fatigued often and try to escape this fatigue through watching television, etc.  We work all day, then watch TV, or get on YouTube, to escape.   Endurance and escape.  Endurance and escape.  It is like we are on a treadmill repeating the same thing over and over.

Is there a better way?  Instead of endurance and escape, what if we did endurance and passion?  What if we replaced the escape with passion?  What if, instead of spending time trying to escape, we spent time trying to find our passion?  Can you imagine what might happen?

Have you ever been really tired and decided to go to a movie?  If it was a good movie, many times you would come out of the movie energized.  You were still tired, but you felt energized.  Or, maybe you've listened to music, and it did the same thing for you?  Finding your passion might energize you in the same way.  Sure, it will take effort to find your passion and begin to live it out.  But, if it energizes you, it won't be that "one more thing I have to do".  It will be what you do that energizes you and makes your life feel worth living.

If you look for your passion, you'll find it.  Start looking.

Luke 11:9-10 New King James Version (NKJV)

9 “So I say to you, ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you. 10 For everyone who asks receives, and he who seeks finds, and to him who knocks it will be opened.

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