You Don’t Need to Find Your Purpose

That pressure you feel—the one that says you’re behind, off track, or missing some vital mission—it isn’t coming from your core. It’s coming from distortion.

From a world that taught you that your value is in output.
That your meaning must be proven.
That you exist to fulfill something other than yourself.

But purpose isn’t something you chase.
It’s something you radiate—naturally—when your field is coherent.

✧ Purpose Is a Byproduct of Coherence

When your system is aligned—nervous system regulated, mind clear, inner conflict softened—
you begin to stabilize into coherence.

From that state, action isn’t calculated.
It’s functional.

You say what needs to be said.
You create what wants to emerge.
You offer what naturally flows from your field.

That is purpose.
Not because it’s big or public or praised—
but because it’s true.

✧ The Myth of the One Big Thing

You may have been told you have a “life mission.”
That there is One Big Thing you’re here to do, and if you don’t find it, you’ve failed.

But that narrative collapses under the weight of lived experience.

Because:

• You change
• Your function evolves
• Your role may be quiet, invisible, and cyclical

Sometimes your purpose is a book.
Sometimes it’s one sentence that steadies someone in a storm.
Sometimes it’s simply holding coherence when everyone else forgets.

And none of it needs to be “found.”
It reveals itself when you’re not distorting your field to try to be something else.

✧ You Are Already the Signal

If you’re seeking your purpose because you feel disconnected,
the signal is clear:

You don’t need to look outward.
You need to stabilize inward.

Not to collapse into isolation—
but to become a steady node of your own resonance.

From there, function becomes obvious.
Action becomes clean.
Contribution becomes inevitable.

You don’t need to find your purpose.
You need to become transparent enough to let it speak through you.

And it will.

Not as a lightning bolt.
But as a quiet coherence
you can no longer ignore.

~ Maria