History remembers kings, not soldiers. Yet, the journey of actualization is meaningful for both. Consider the tales of Achilles and Jesus. Achilles, a man with no human mother, and Jesus, the story of a man with no human father. These narratives explore the actualization of individuals without traditional familial ties—one through battle, the other through peace.
Despite their distinct paths, the end remains predictable. Powerful figures, those with kingdoms and wealth, dominate history books. Yet, true actualization often involves sacrifice and transcends the material. A select few, such as prophets, achieve this and inspire millions—even if their timelines are short, their impact endures.
Achilles had two possible fates: a short but glorious life in Troy, or a return to Greece, leading a long yet obscure existence. His glory, brief as it was, continues to inspire. The Connection between glory and inspiration is divine design at work, reminding us of the potential each possesses, though few embrace it fully.
Actualization unfolds daily, a constant striving towards a better self. Our potential evolves, practical and realistic as we grow. In divine design, connection and potential fuel our journey, keeping us grounded yet reaching for the heavens. Remember you start from zero; the best way to start your day is with gratitude and humility.
Kinetic energy may not equal potential energy, yet the pursuit itself enriches us. A balance between our humble beginnings and the grandeur of potential defines the path of actualization. Let us honor those who inspire us and strive to actualize our divine design.
