Embracing the Noble Journey: A Soul’s Quest for Worth and Purpose

What draws such talented individuals, the noble-hearted, caretakers, helpers, and healers of humankind – to deny themselves?

We find ourselves questioning our self-worth, especially when life has so convincingly led those entrusted to care for us to offer criticism instead of acceptance. Narcissism often hides behind the pretense of appropriate parenting, and when you’re young, you lack the awareness to discern the difference.

You then enter the helping field with good intentions, healing yourself while healing others, striving to live your purpose with a contrite mind and heart, in accordance with your higher calling and values. There is nothing more noble than this.

Yet, life can still bring hardships, difficulties, disappointment, and sadness, reminding us once again of our shortcomings. It still hurts.

As a result, the inner child within replies, “My feelings were hurt, and I’m saddened by it. I struggle to juggle everything, to manage all these different responsibilities in my life. I’m just trying my best. Does anyone see me? Please, tell me I’m doing a good job. Tell me you’re proud of me. Tell me everything is going to be all right.”

I want you to know, dear soul that resonates with this, that everything is going to be all right.

You are a noble being with a soul that is limitless, a calling that is sacred, and with instruments and gifts that are bestowed by the divine themselves.

Healing abilities that will be life-altering and life-changing for many. One day, you will look back on these days, you will recount your story, and you will never forget who you truly are. And when that day comes, I will celebrate with you.

In Logos,

(c)2024 John Piedrahita