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Everybody Has a Dream, What's Yours?

by cassidy

Dreams and visions are very powerful and they are an important
part of the lives of humans. They enable us to transcend where we
are and go beyond what we have achieved so far. Dreaming means
becoming discontented with our present situation and yearning for
something better. If you are economically poor and can barely
afford the basic necessities of life, then you would dream of a
time when you can easily buy the things you need and want.

You might be a young person who has yet to prove himself in the
world and dream of becoming successful. Because of such a dream,
your days become bearable, and you firmly believe that one day,
things will become better. There is an aphorism taken from the
Bible that says "without vision, the people perish".  If people
cease to dream and have visions for themselves, they perish and
get lost in the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The contrary is also true. If a person finds his true purpose in
life, he becomes powerful, and he finds a more meaningful life.
He also learns to live fully because dreams are like stars
guiding navigators in finding their way through the waves and
depths of the seas. A person without a dream is like a ship
adrift in the sea without any kind of idea of where it is going.
It just goes through the motions and lets itself be driven by the
currents and winds of chance. Such life is boring and
unnecessarily burdensome.

Young children tend to dream more than adults do. This is
because they still do not have a fixed idea of what is possible
and not. They may be raw but they are willing to dream. As they
grow older, however, they easily become discouraged and
disillusioned because of mistakes, of failures, and wrong roads
taken. Or perhaps, some of these children did not wake up to
follow their dreams.

Dreams are great. But following them is another thing
altogether. People may have lofty dreams and grand ambitions but
if they do not take heart and take the first step in the journey
that leads to the next one thousand steps, they remain where they
are and their dreams fester.

Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream and he worked hard for that
dream. Our dreams may not be as grand as King's was. But our
dreams matter and we should follow them if we were to find the
purpose for our life.

The One Question is a website that helps people discover their
purpose in life. It discusses <a
href="http://www.theonequestion.com">the meaning of life</a> and
lets you find yours.

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