9 Ways to Find Your Divine Purpose Thru LOA

The Law of Attraction is an amazing tool for manifesting your desires and attaining your divine purpose.

But what if you don’t know what you want? That’s when it becomes difficult to attract anything at all. The first step in finding your divine purpose is to figure out exactly what you want and need from life on this earth. We will cover 9 ways that can help you find your divine purpose with the law of attraction!

What is Divine Purpose?

In the law of attraction, the divine purpose is what you’re supposed to be doing with your life. It’s what gives your life meaning beyond day-to-day tasks and responsibilities. This can include making a positive impact on people, helping those in need, or being creative in some way, such as through art or music.

Also, God’s divine purpose from a biblical aspect is what you believe your life’s work to be in alignment with the universal divine plan. It involves a deep communion and relationship with God, Jesus Christ, spirit, or whatever higher power drives our lives. The main idea behind living a divinely inspired life is not just doing something for a few years because it sounds like fun but being in tune with your free will and life purpose.

The good news is your god’s divine purpose for you is the reason why he created you.

You can find divine purpose through several methods, but one key way to find your divine purpose is to see what brings you joy and inner peace. When most people stop doing things that bring them happiness, then it’s time for self-evaluation because something has shifted in their lives or dreams. As a human with free will, you are well within your rights to do this evaluation.

 Signs of having a Divine Purpose:

Ultimately there are many signs that may let you realize that your current circumstances are in line with your divine purpose. Below I have listed some to point out

• You feel like you got the job just for you, even if it’s not perfect, that everything fits together well with your specific purpose.
• You have a sense of expanded peace and joy in what you’re doing
• You feel like things are coming together as they should.
• You’re able to do the task at hand without feeling distracted.
• You will also have a sense of accomplishment and fulfillment after completing your work, even though it may not be perfect.
• Feeling like there is no other option for your life but to keep going in a certain direction as if it is your god-given purpose.
• Having something, you’re good at and feel passionate about, even if it may not be the most logical or lucrative career path.
• You feel the need to go out and help others even when you don’t have time. It is your calling, so it feels like a duty rather than something that takes up unnecessary free time.
• You feel like you’re playing a significant role in this world, which is what we each deserve as human beings. It’s not about being better than anyone else but rather making sure we do our part in life for all of humanity – whether it be through spiritual growth, raising children, or teaching others how to love themselves again after years of suffering from abuse.”

Ways to Find Your Divine Purpose Through the Law of Attraction:

1. Meditation and mindfulness

Sit in a cross-legged position. Close your eyes and focus on the area between your eyebrows, known as the third eye chakra. Focus on relaxation for 15 minutes so you can go into an alpha brain wave state.

In this deep meditative state, ask yourself what am I good at?

To whom have I been giving my power away?

How can I take my power back?

What is god’s purpose?

What do I want to accomplish in my life?

What would make me happy right now if I could have anything?

You may also feel like drawing or writing during this time of introspection. The answer that arises from these questions will be revealed to you when you are done with the meditation session.”

2. Working with a coach or mentor to create a vision board

Creating a vision board, using pictures, and write down the things that make up a life of purpose. It can be as small or as big as possible, but it’s important to include your passions and interests in this exercise.

3. Learning as much as you can about your favorite career for it to feel like the right fit

To know if it’s divine, you should feel energized by what you’re doing and passionate about your career. Take time to explore other careers that interest or intrigue you.

Ask yourself which of these three things do I enjoy the most: creating new solutions for a living to help people; listening to problems so as then be able to offer advice on how to solve them, or helping people see and put them into practice their life’s potential.

If the first one, you’re probably a problem solver; if the second, an advisor or coach; if the third, then someone with a message for others to live by. Explore what your top three answers show about who you are and which careers would best suit

4. Seeing life through curiosity instead of fear (fear blocks creativity)

Writing down what you’re most passionate about when completing exercises that bring up resistance so that you know where they might be coming from. The more aware one is of their own fears, the less scared they are by them.

Fear drains energy and attention away from other important aspects of our lives while simultaneously preventing us from achieving success in areas we’re afraid of pursuing. By identifying these underlying emotions behind why people resist something new, we can bring them to light and remove them from the equation.

5. Naming an intention

Name an intention you want to bring into your life and keep revisiting this every day at least once until something comes true for you, which is related to this intention.

This sounds like magic, but really all these exercises have one thing in common: they permit us to create our own reality by taking responsibility over how we react towards people and events around us rather than being passive observers who are always reacting passively with fear instead of courage; none of them require any money or external resources so anyone can perform them.

6. List of all the things in which you are interested in

The most important thing is that we spend time figuring out what we are really interested in and then taking the steps towards achieving those goals. When we know ourselves more deeply, our ability to live a fulfilling life increases tenfold.

With this list, compare it with your current lifestyle and think about how being more involved in one or two areas could really light up your story you tell you about yourself (e.g., becoming a painter). Or another story is becoming a musician.

7. List your strengths and weaknesses

Then start filling in the gaps by doing things that you have never considered before but could really help to round out your identity or skillset (e.g., volunteering with kids for a day).

Prioritize the identity or skillset that you want to focus on. But remember, you don’t need to be “great” at something right away. The important thing is that you are taking action and putting yourself out there.

If your passion takes time or money, prioritize it! You may have an idea of what the result will look like, but if this results in a lot of hard work on your part (and it usually does), you need to be honest about your time and money commitments. If it’s important to you, commit.

Remember that your Divine Purpose is not set in stone and is always changing as we evolve and grow into the people we need to be at any given time.

8. Practice gratitude!

Gratitude is an underutilized resource that will help you to manifest your divine purpose.

To practice gratitude, try to think about one thing you are grateful for every day.

Get a sense of what makes you feel fulfilled. Be aware of the things in life that bring you joy and peace, and notice how those are different from just feeling good or happy (e.g., I am so fortunate to be able to do something I love every day).

9. Write down what influences how you behave on an average day

Notice if there are any patterns or signs you are getting from the universe (e.g., getting a certain song on repeat). This may be your divine guidance, but it could also be that you just aren’t paying attention to what is around you and how things are impacting you on a subconscious level.

If you’re feeling a certain way about something, then it’s likely that there is some pattern or sign for why this is happening. What are those thoughts, feelings, emotions? Where do they come up in your life? How often do they happen to you? Do these things happen at the same time as other events/occurrences in your life?

Divine Purpose Through Law of attraction Conclusion

To recap, divine purpose can be defined as “a person’s higher calling.” It is that thing you are born for and cannot escape from no matter how hard you try. Your divine purpose will come with a sense of peace and direction that you cannot find anywhere else.

What happens if we do not find our divine purpose? Well, fortunately, this does not happen very often because finding your true self leads to happiness which everyone wants more than anything else (except love).

However, there have been some cases where people were unable to find their path or unfold their destiny- but they led fulfilling lives either way, so who knows?

In all likelihood, you already know what yours might be.