Every person has unique power. We all have an impactful voice, and it is up to us how we choose to use it. This voice helps shape how the world views us, and how we wish to interact with others, and how we seek to improve our lives. This is tied to our divine gift of freewill.
Many people don’t understand our gifts, let alone how to wield them. We can opt to use our talents in a positive or harmful way. You may have been bullied as a child. You could channel your trauma into rage and become dangerous like Adolf Hitler or Osama Bin Laden. Or could work to heal your hurt by helping others like Malala Yousafzai. Consider the collective good or harm if our global population of over 7 billion people chose one option over the other. We could either enjoy of world of love and peace, or one of death, destruction, and hatred.
Your voice is just one voice out of many. However, it has boundless potential. Channel your voice into a tone of self-growth, and helping others. By choosing positivity, you can become an inspiration to many. Essentially you are encouraging others to “pay it forward.”
Think about how you are currently using your gifts and power. Are you uplifting individuals and communities? How can you refine your power to be more of a blessing? What do you need in your life to foster more lightness and hope in your life? Start small. Achieving some victories can inspire you to tackle more lofty aspirations. Then teach your loved ones how to harness their power. You all can learn countless lessons and gain untold opportunities through this process.
Your power is your power. By using your freewill you can chart the course of your life to broaden opportunities and impact. Commit to a mission of being a voice of hope, encouragement, love, and light to all you encounter. This will create a ripple effect of raising your personal vibrations as well as the whole of humanity!
‘Channel your inner Malala!’ Haha, I mean, I love the sentiment here, but let’s be real—most of us are just trying not to burn dinner! Maybe we should start with small victories before we tackle world peace!
‘Achieving some victories can inspire you.’ That’s true; however, what happens when those victories feel unattainable? Sometimes it’s hard to remain hopeful when life throws constant challenges at you.
‘Free will’ is a double-edged sword, isn’t it? While the article promotes positivity, it overlooks the systemic issues that often influence individual choices. Not everyone has equal access to resources for self-improvement or support.
This article raises some important points about personal responsibility and the impact of our choices. It’s crucial to reflect on how we use our voice in everyday life. It would be interesting to see more examples of people who transformed their trauma into positive change.
Absolutely! The contrast between figures like Malala and those who chose destruction is striking. We need more narratives that celebrate healing and hope.
‘Consider the collective good or harm’—sure, as if humanity ever makes rational decisions! Maybe if we had a user manual for life instead of just free will things would be different.
“A user manual? Haha! If only it were that easy! But seriously, this makes me think: How do we even begin teaching others when many don’t even recognize their own voices?”
‘Your power is your power.’ This line captures an essential truth about personal agency. It’s vital that we recognize our unique contributions while also acknowledging the complexities of human experiences that shape our paths.
I find this article overly optimistic and naive. Sure, we all have power, but let’s not kid ourselves—most people use their voices for selfish reasons. It’s unrealistic to expect everyone to channel their power positively.
What a beautifully inspiring article! It really resonates with me, especially the part about using our voices for good. We all have a choice, and it’s refreshing to be reminded that positivity can create such a ripple effect in the world.