The above stated question comes straight from The Virtues Project™ deck of cards, and it references the Virtue of Devotion. Lately, I’ve been inspired by many different forms of devotion I’ve been blessed to witness, and I’d like to take a look at a few examples.
A beautiful woman that I know and respect has an incredible voice—the kind that arouses a deep misty-eyed emotional response. For a long time, though she knew singing was her calling, she faltered because of self-doubt. Her devotion to her craft wavered.
But in the past year, her growth has been immeasurable. She let go of that which held her back and renewed her devotion to her incredible talent. She walked through fear and pursued her passion. Her calling—singing—called within her in a way that she could not resist. Now, her career is flourishing. She’s been blessed time and again with another venue to share her gift, and I can attest to the fact that the world is a better place because of her gift.
A beautiful woman that I know and respect has an incredible voice—the kind that arouses a deep misty-eyed emotional response. For a long time, though she knew singing was her calling, she faltered because of self-doubt. Her devotion to her craft wavered.
But in the past year, her growth has been immeasurable. She let go of that which held her back and renewed her devotion to her incredible talent. She walked through fear and pursued her passion. Her calling—singing—called within her in a way that she could not resist. Now, her career is flourishing. She’s been blessed time and again with another venue to share her gift, and I can attest to the fact that the world is a better place because of her gift.
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