Very precious treasure 💎💸🌈✨

To find or discover our true, individual vocation is, as a matter of fact, equivalent to

discovering a very precious treasure.

When a person undoubtedly finds with entire certainty his true and legitimate

function, he makes himself with this sole fact, irreplaceable.

When our vocation corresponds totally and in an absolute way to the position that

we occupy in life, we then perform our job as a true apostleship, without any

covetousness and without a desire for power.

Then the job instead of causing in us covetousness, boredom or a desire to change

jobs, brings us true, profound, intimate joy even when we have to patiently endure

painful burdens.

In practice we have been able to verify that when the position does not correspond

to the individual's vocation, then he only thinks in terms of more.

The mechanism of the Ego is more. More money, more fame, more projects, etc.,

and as is natural, the subject often becomes hypocritical, exploitative, cruel,

merciless, intransigent, etc.

If we study bureaucracy in detail we can verify that is rare in life that a job

corresponds to individual vocation.

If we study in detail the proletariat's different trade unions, we can prove for

ourselves that only in very rare occasions does a job correspond to an individuals'

vocation.

When we carefully observe the privileged classes whether they are form the Eastern

or Western world, we can prove the total lack of the vocational sense. The so called

"Rich Kids" now carry out armed assaults, rape defenceless women, etc., to kill

boredom. Not having found their place in life, they go around disoriented and

become Rebels Without A Cause "for a change".

The chaotic state of humanity in these times of world crisis is horrifying.

Nobody is happy with their work because the position does not correspond to the

vocation. Job applications pour in because no one has a desire to die of hunger, but

the applications do not correspond to the vocation of those who apply.

Many drivers should have been doctors or engineers. Many lawyers should have

been ministers and many ministers should have been tailors. Many shoe-shiners

should have been ministers and many ministers should have been shiners, etc.

People are in places that do not correspond to them, that have nothing to do with

their true, individual vocation. Due to this, the social machinery functions terribly."