Dreams & Reality

Your dreams don’t have to be imaginary; your dreams can become your purpose in life.

As discussed in Theory of Self-Relativity, purpose and meaning are not found nor are they given by someone or by something. Purpose and meaning are created, cultivated, and grown from within.

The uncomfortable truth might be that we were not born nor were we created with a purpose or with a meanings to our life. However, this uncomfortable truth can become pleasant and even joyful when we learn to create our own purpose and give our own life its meaning. Because:

Purpose is personal; meaning is relative.

As long as we have a purpose, we can set a goal and we can even dream a dream. As we achieve our goal, this newly achieved goal gets added to our purpose, because our goal is no longer a goal but it has now become a part of our bigger purpose. Subsequently, as we achieve our goal and as we make our purpose bigger, our initial dream becomes our next goal and we move to dream a new dream. As our dreams become our next goals and as we fulfill each goal; our purpose in life gets bigger and our life’s meaning becomes richer. Goals and dreams are the best way for us to continuously create, replenish, and increase our purpose in life; as we move forward in time and through life.

Dreams are in the future; purpose is in the present.