Alan Cohen
writes that when a woman in a certain African tribe knows she is pregnant, she
goes into the wilderness with friends to pray and meditate until she hears her
child’s unique song. They return to the
tribe and teach the song to everyone.
When the child
is born, the community sings the child’s song.
When the child goes to school, the community sings their song. When the child becomes an adult, they sing
their song. When the child marries, they
sing their song. When the child is
dying, they sing their song.
The only other
time the song is sung is if the child commits a crime or does something that
hurts the community. The community
surrounds the person and sings their song to them.
What is your
song? Who are the people in your
community that know your song and remind you who you truly are?
We each have our
own unique song. Our unique purpose is
expressed through our gifts and talents.
When we are on purpose, we are full of joy and passion. We are one with our soul - one with our song.
All of our life
experiences are lessons to keep us connected with our true purpose, our
song. Stay true to your song. Stay true to your life’s purpose. If you feel off center, sing your song. Reflect on your true nature. Do not deny your true purpose to be someone
you are not. Be in harmony with others,
but do not attempt to be them. We best
serve others when we are offering our truth.
Be authentic, be
transparent, be vulnerable, be true to yourself.
Sing your song.
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