Vision

David’s journey began with a vision. When Samuel anointed him, David could never have imagined the path that lay ahead. He saw only the hills of Bethlehem, the flock he tended, and the quiet life he thought he could never escape. When David's vision was thus limited, the thought of accomplishing anything greater was nearly impossible. But once he began to believe in what was possible for his life, his entire story changed. 

 

The first stone reminds us to see beyond our current circumstances and believe that we were put on this earth for a greater purpose. A clear vision of where we are going changes the ordinary into the extraordinary; obstacles transform into opportunities and learning experiences on our journey toward what we are meant to become.

 

How do you find your meaning?

 

Here are some questions you could ask yourself:

• What makes you the happiest?

• What are you naturally good at?

• What do people often compliment you for?

• When are you at your very best?

• What have you felt is the work you need to but haven't put the time into it yet?

 

Reflecting on these questions can help you identify and unlock the natural talents and abilities you were sent to earth with. They are clues pointing to your divine purpose and will help you share the best version of yourself with the world.

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Take time to write down the answers to these questions and reflect on them. 

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You were sent to this earth for a reason and given a set of unique talents to contribute that can make the world better. Once you can identify them, all you need is the courage to bring them out into the world!