Welcome to week thirty-one. This week, David imagines what it would be like to be sent on a mission by his king and queen to do the 'One' thing

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“The Lord works in mysterious ways.” If I remember in each moment my reason for being here, then the legacy will belong to the One that sent me.

Rumi said, “It is as if a king sent you to a foreign land, and you did a thousand things, but not the one thing you were sent to do.”I’ve been sent on a mission and I feel I’ve done the thousand things. What is the one thing I was sent to do? In the moment of my death, though I love that I have done so many of the things that were in my heart and will have few regrets over untried things, will I regret that I did not remember the One thing? Yes, I remember enough now to know that will be the one thing I care about.

If I’m to be unafraid in the moment of my death, I will be answering to my king and queen, “Yes, I have done the thing you sent me to do. I was part of the something great, the story I was sent to embody, the adventure I was sent to take part in and the legacy of the One who sent me."

The Caravan of Remembering,Chapter 10, Creating the Container, p.198