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Understanding Passion in the Context of Purpose

Passion is often misunderstood as being synonymous with feeling or emotion, but in reality, it is a fearful thing that reminds us of our incompleteness. Passion arises from the impression of a physical object or a desire upon our nature, which can be linked to something else. In the context of purpose, passion is not just about feeling or emotion but about being driven by a sense of longing and incompleteness. When we are passionate about something, we are reminded that we are incomplete by ourselves, and that is where the beauty of passion lies.

Finding New Passion After Losing Purpose

Losing purpose can be a challenging experience, but it doesn't mean that we can't find new passion. The key is to understand that passion is not just about feeling or emotion but about being driven by a sense of longing and incompleteness. When we are passionate about something, we are reminded that we are incomplete by ourselves, and that is where the beauty of passion lies. It's not about looking for something new to be passionate about, but about becoming the person who is passionate about something. We need to commit to becoming the person who is passionate about God's purpose for our life.

A New Perspective on Passion

Rather than giving up on our quest to fall in love with God's purpose, we should commit to becoming the person who is passionate about it. It's not about having the right feelings or emotions, but about being driven by a sense of longing and incompleteness. When we focus on Jesus and remember that our purpose is to love and serve Him, we will find new passion and joy in our lives. We make our own purpose and joy, and we can choose to focus on the things that bring us closer to God. By committing to becoming the person who is passionate about God's purpose, we can find new passion and joy in our lives.