You’re breathing regularly and your heart
is pumping blood into both your pulmonary and systemic circulation = you are
alive.
Well done on passing the first stage of
affirming your existence on this great planet we call Earth. Now that you have
come to stage two, you realize that you have people that acknowledge your
presence on the planet; be it your parents, siblings, friends or even just the
guy that lives across the road from you that you don’t actually talk to. All
these people know you exist.
Welcome to stage three, where you assess
your impact circumference. So far you have confirmed that truly, you do exist,
but now at this stage, you assess whether your existence has any empirical
value on others. Is there someone that has imitated something about you, be it
positive or negative? Or is there someone who takes your input into his or her
life as really important?
No matter what stage you are at, I want you
to take a moment to really think, why do you exist? What is the point of the
piece of matter that is you?
To be honest, this is actually a rather big
question; one which I’d suggest you present to God, like Paul did in Acts 9:6
and say, “Lord what will you have me do?” because frankly He’s the only person
that can tell you exactly why you are here – He did make and place you where
you are after all.
The Big Guy Upstairs is ready to tell you –
but are you ready to ask?
