The conversation continues:
You keep claiming I am here to do big things, but how can someone as insignificant and broken as me be capable of such greatness? Haven't you seen how meaningless my life looks to me? Why should I believe that someone like me could bring such change?
My dear child, you have simply forgotten your true identity, your significance. You have never been broken. No child of mine is. Blind and forgetful, yes. But never broken. Your life may look meaningless and messy, but the fact remains that ONLY someone like you can bring this change. Your experience of absolute powerlessness gave you the knowledge you needed to rediscover your power. Those events GAVE you the power to reshape the world for mankind, one ripple at a time. More people will be inclined to follow one who has intimate knowledge of darkness and despair and who has conquered the darkness and despair in their own life. Don't underestimate the power you have gained by overcoming tragedy.
But what makes me any more (or less) remarkable than other survivors? Can't anyone else equally qualify? I may think big and dream big, but I rarely believe that I'll be the one to do it.
My dear child, the significance lies in both your soul and your human experience. Only you are capable of making these changes. People will be and are receptive to your soul and your history. Your must do your best to remember yourself. I will be here to remind you until you can remember on your own.
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