Our process of finding our purpose / my process of finding my purpose


Beloved,

This is the best on purpose app I've ever seen  (you can buy the app for 9$US at https://on-purpose.com/).  It's easy as 1-2-3.  Do it, it only takes 10 minutes if you know where you're going.  Joseph Peck had one for his business and one personal.  

I discovered while doing the comparison of values from a perspective of a value we want to attract or that we need.  So our professional purpose, or the purpose of our private partners is «We exist to serve by setting free».

I think I found one for me and one for my future partner.    from «I exist to serve by...»  «...Creating imprints», I tweaked it a little (using a thesaurus) for «...hatching impressions» and from «...setting free» to «...localising complementaries» to «...perspectiving freedom»...let me know witch one apply for me the best and why ?

Let me know any scripture references about why we have to be on purpose ?  I know that Jesus had a flint face to go in Jerusalem... but we must understand why he had pressure to do this... it must have been a need for him to fufill his mission of redemption.  

What would be Jesus's 2 word purposes if not all of the one used in the app ?

What about the two Josephs ?  Mary, John, Peter ?  Ruth, Joshua, Moses, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob or any characters that represent yours in the bible (including the bad ones because we all have flaws...) ?

Let me explain the process again :

We first fine tune the result by many comparisons of the polarisations of purposes like a reversed funnel or triangle.  Thet we look in a thesaurus to make it more interesting... from  «I exist to serve by creating imprints» to «...I exist to serve by Hatching impressions» (check definition in appendix below)

«I exist to serve by Hatching impressions» 

Hatch definition
1. To break an egg so a baby animal can come out
2. To create or decide on a plan, especially a secret plan
3. An opening through with floor or wall or the cover for an opening, especially on a ship.

Using the thesaurus, we go from «Setting free» to «Perspectiving complimentaries» : 

  «We exist to serve by perspectiving complimentaries»


... and


«We exist to serve by localising complimentaries». 

(If we are in a bible study, we give more than commentaries, we give complimentary commentary)

In other word, anywhere people comes from, we want them to meet the Holy Spirit in us. 

Should we exist to serve by perspectiving freedom or perspectiving complimentaries ?

Let me know in the comment box.








Appendix

Hatch, def :
  1. to (cause an egg to) break in order to allow a young animal to come out
  1. to make a plan, especially a secret plan:
  1. an opening through a wall, floor, etc., or the cover for it:
  1. : to mark (something, such as a drawing or engraving) with fine closely spaced lines
  2. Middle English hache, from Old English hæc; akin to Middle Dutch hecke trapdoor
    intransitive verb
1: to produce young by incubation
2a: to emerge from an egg, chrysalis, or pupa
b: to give forth young or imagoes
3: to incubate eggs : BROOD
1a: to produce (young) from an egg by applying natural or artificial heat
2: to bring into being : ORIGINATEespecially : to concoct in secrethatch a plot


Definition of impression

Cambridge
1. an idea or opinion of what something or someone is like:
2. the way that something seems, looks, or feels to a particular person:
3. an attempt at copying another person's manner and speech, etc., especially in order to make people laugh:
  1. a mark made on the surface of something by pressing an object onto it:
  2. all the copies of a book that have been printed at the same time without any changes being made:
  3. effect or influence on the way someone feels or thinks:


Oxford
1.an idea, feeling, or opinion about something or someone, especially one formed without conscious thought or on the basis of little evidence.
    "his first impressions of Manchester were very positive"
synonyms:
feeling, sense, fancy, suspicion, sneaking suspicion, inkling, intuition, hunch, apprehension; More



  1. 2.
    an imitation of a person or thing, especially one done to entertain.
    "he did an impression of Frank Sinatra"
synonyms:
impersonation, imitation, mimicry; 
parody, caricature, burlesque, travesty, mockery, lampoon, pastiche; 
informaltakeoff, sendup, spoof; 
rarepersonation
"he did a good impression of their science teacher"

1a: a characteristic, trait, or feature resulting from some influencethe impression on behavior produced by the social milieu
b: an effect of alteration or improvementthe settlement left little impression on the wilderness
c: a telling image impressed on the senses or the mind
2: the effect produced by impressing: such as
a: a stamp, form, or figure resulting from physical contact
b: an imprint of the teeth and adjacent portions of the jaw for use in dentistry
c: an especially marked and often favorable influence or effect on feeling, sense, or mind
3: the act of impressing: such as
a: an affecting by stamping or pressing
b: a communicating of a mold, trait, or character by an external force or influence
4a: the amount of pressure with which an inked printing surface deposits its ink on the paper
b: one instance of the meeting of a printing surface and the material being printed also : a single print or copy so made
c: all the copies (as of a book) printed in one continuous operation from a single makeready
5: an often indistinct or imprecise notion or remembrance
6a: the first coat of color in painting
b: a coat of paint for ornament or preservation
7: an imitation or representation of salient features in an artistic or theatrical medium especially : an imitation in caricature of a noted personality as a form of theatrical entertainment
8: PAGE VIEW especially : an instance in which a specific element (such as an advertisement) is displayed on a web page accessed by a userAlthough many consumers have never heard of ad tech firms, people's online activity is influenced every day by these companies as they battle for a share of ad impressions on phones, tablets, and laptops.

setting

  • noun scene, background




complimentary adjective (PRAISING)


Cambridge
1. praising or expressing admiration for someone:
  1. If something is complimentary, it is given to you without charge:
Merriam-Webster
1a: expressing praise or admiration : expressing or containing a compliment
2: given free as a courtesy or favor

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