The Hidden Threads

Beyond Passion, Into Purpose

What’s something most people don’t know about you?


Something most people don’t know about me is that my passion for writing is deeply intertwined with a higher purpose. Beyond expressing thoughts, my writing serves as a channel for self-discovery and spiritual insight, often guided by the wisdom I draw from uplifting daily messages. Even I am still uncovering hidden layers of myself through this journey.

Introduction: Unveiling the Layers of Self

What if the most extraordinary things about us aren’t the ones we proudly display to the world, but the ones quietly woven into our being, even those we’ve yet to uncover ourselves? This thought has lingered in my mind recently.

Most people who know me, or even follow my blog, are familiar with my passion for writing. A year ago, when asked what most people didn’t know about me, I revealed my deep connection to writing, and how it’s been a constant thread in my life. But now, with the same question before me, I feel compelled to dive deeper—beyond passion, into purpose. Today, I want to share something few truly know about me, something even I have only recently begun to fully grasp.

From Passion to Purpose – Discovering the Difference

Passion is a word we use so often, that it almost loses its meaning. We talk about what excites us, what keeps us up at night, what brings us joy. And yes, writing has always been that for me. But purpose? Purpose feels different—it’s more subtle, more profound. It isn’t always loud like passion. It often works behind the scenes, weaving itself into everything we do, sometimes without us even noticing.

For years, I saw writing as a hobby, an outlet for creativity and reflection. But over time, I started noticing something. It wasn’t about me anymore. My words, the stories I shared, began to resonate with others in unexpected ways. That’s when I realized—I wasn’t writing because I loved it. I was writing because I had to. It became a way to serve a higher calling, a way to connect with others on a deeper level, even when I didn’t realize it.

I remember the first time this hit me. Someone commented on a post of mine, sharing how much my words had helped them through a difficult time. I was floored. I had written that post on a whim, not thinking much of it, yet it had profoundly impacted someone’s life. That was the moment I realized my writing wasn’t just for me—it was a part of my purpose.

The Quiet Power of Influence

Most people might see me as just a blogger, someone who enjoys putting thoughts into words. What they don’t often see is the quiet influence that comes from sharing those words with the world. The impact we have on others is often invisible, sometimes even to ourselves.

There was a time when I believed influence was about grand gestures, about changing lives in a visible, dramatic way. But as I continued writing, I began to understand that influence is often more subtle than that. It’s in the quiet moments, the emails from strangers, the comments left on blog posts, where real connections are made.

I once received a message from a reader who had been following my blog for months but had never commented. She told me how my posts had accompanied her through a difficult time in her life. She said my words had become her morning routine, offering her comfort when she felt lost. I had no idea. It was a reminder that the ripples of our actions, especially those fueled by purpose, extend far beyond what we can see.

The Inner World Most Don’t See

There’s another part of me that most people wouldn’t associate with my public persona. It’s the part that doesn’t always show up in my blog posts or even in conversation. It’s the quiet part, the one that processes everything deeply, that turns inward when the world gets too noisy.

People see the writer in me, the one who expresses thoughts and ideas in words. But beneath that exterior is a part of me that seeks silence, reflection, and deep introspection. Writing is just the surface—what people don’t often realize is that it’s fueled by this constant, quiet search for meaning.

I’ve always been introspective, but it’s not something I often talk about. Most people might see resilience or outward strength, but few know about the moments of doubt, the times I’ve questioned everything or the quiet hours I spend reflecting on life’s deeper questions. This part of me shapes my writing more than I realize.

The Call of a Higher Voice

Another thing that most don’t know about me is the spiritual dimension that runs through my life and, by extension, my writing. It’s not just about expressing thoughts or sharing stories anymore. Over time, I’ve come to see my writing as a channel for something greater. It’s a way for me to listen to a higher voice, a voice that sometimes speaks through the messages I receive each morning from His Excellency, the Rt. Rev. Dr. Selvister Ponnumuthan.

His daily messages have a profound impact on me. They often speak to me in ways that words alone can’t explain. It’s as if his wisdom unlocks something deeper within me, something that inspires my writing beyond my conscious intention. Most people don’t know this, but when I write, I often feel like I’m not just writing for myself. There’s a purpose that comes from beyond—a calling to offer something meaningful to those who might need it.

The Part of Me Even I Am Discovering

Even now, after all these years of writing and self-reflection, I’m still discovering new things about myself. I’ve come to realize that self-discovery is not a one-time revelation but an ongoing journey. There are parts of me, parts of my purpose, that I’m still uncovering, bit by bit, through each blog post, and each reflection.

Sometimes I wonder if the deepest parts of us remain hidden until we’re truly ready to see them. Perhaps this is something that most people don’t know about me—even I don’t fully know myself yet. And that’s okay. Life is about continuously peeling back the layers, uncovering more of who we are with each experience.

Conclusion: An Invitation to Reflect

What about you? What parts of yourself are hidden, even from your view? What passions have evolved into purpose, quietly shaping your life without you realizing it? I invite you to reflect on these questions, just as I have.

We all have hidden threads that weave through our lives, unseen by others but vital to who we are. I encourage you to explore those threads, and share them with the world—or even just with yourself. Perhaps the most powerful part of you is the one that hasn’t fully been revealed yet.

Let’s uncover it together.

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5 Comments

  1. Liz's avatar Liz says:

    So true what you write that you never know unless someone tells you just how your writing my help someone else in a helpful way.Over the years I have had the same thing, not realising until someone has told me how some of the posts I have written helped them and in what way it helped them.

  2. KC's avatar KC says:

    Well put.

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