A Simple Meaning

One ripple of wave in a vast ocean may seem minor or unimportant.

They are so many and so frequent, to think of a single wave as important sounds useless.

But they all count, all waves of the ocean adds an important piece to the overall body of the ocean, although it is so vast.

This seems to be the same dilemma we face as humans. There are so many of us. There are also so many other living beings and natural wonders of the world.

What possible difference can we make as individuals? The answer seems so far out of reach.

In finding an answer to this humongous, yet simple question, we are required to go beyond all our regular patterns of comparison, self-doubt, and general disbelief.

We were all born with some type of natural interests or fancies. We may not have been able to express them because of our upbringing. But they are there.

To begin with, these inner desires, interests, and aptitudes are what contains our purpose, missions and overall meaning to our simple earthly lives.