Who creates purpose? Inquisitive lobsters want to know.
Did you consent to your 'purpose'?
Have you boldly asked, ‘who creates purpose’?
Crawl from the holding tank and head for the open seas.
X'Tzu's Zoo awaits your spiny self. Shed your exoskeletal beliefs.
A few questions for you…
If you ask a day what its purpose is, what do you get?
What about asking a tree? Or perhaps the ocean?
For those that are challenged to see outside their own portal of observation (ie; labelled ‘body’, ‘soul’, or ‘ego’), the illusory-like vantage is persistent. It hates to be questioned. It tell itself, “All other ‘things’ must have purpose. When it doesn’t seem to have one in of itself, then its reason must be ‘to revolve around me’ (the small-self, the inflamed ego bouncing in the hall of mirrors).”
There is no lasting purpose to this this layer of ‘humanity’s world’ or this experience. It’s OK, and nothing to fret. Purpose only resides in the past and in the future. It swims about because thoughts beg it. Purpose makes out with time, and needs to believe in the solidity of its trance state. From outside the relative of duality, the absolute has no purpose, needs no purpose, and is relaxed in its purposelessness. Come to think of it… does a porpoise have purpose?! Nope. They know that.
And what if someone asks you ‘what’s your purpose?’, yet you say ‘nothing’. Soon, judgment will swirl about you, for in their duality locked eyes, they can see no other alternative, as if experience has no value unless some other source has proclaimed a purpose that you’ve bought into.
When you’re present, there’s no purpose, and no desire for purpose. Yet, to operate without purpose doesn’t mean you don’t act or do. It means that you are sovereign, no longer available for rent.