Purpose Of Life
First, that internal conflict you mentioned “there is no hope, but God can fix everything easily” , this isn’t hypocrisy or weak faith. It’s what happens when your reality and your belief are not aligning anymore. Your mind sees no progress, while your belief tells you things should change. That gap creates exhaustion. Second, about dua. The biggest misunderstanding most of us grow up with is thinking that dua works like: ask → wait → result comes. But that’s not how life is structured. This world runs on decisions, effort, systems and consequences. Dua is not a shortcut to bypass all of that. It’s more like: grounding, direction and keeping you mentally stable and aligned That’s why you feel tired making the same dua — because you’re expecting an external change, but the system of life hasn’t changed. And I’m going to be very direct here: feeling like “God is not listening” or “maybe He’s angry” — that usually comes from linking outcomes directly to God’s approval or disapproval, which is not always accurate. Life doesn’t work like: → things going well = God is happy → things going bad = God is angry A lot of what’s happening is simply circumstances, environment, s kills and opportunities. Third, the feeling of having “no purpose” or “no skills.” Most people in this state are not actually “useless” they are just directionless, overwhelmed, comparing themselves constantly and stuck in inaction When you stay in that state too long, your brain starts telling you: “I’m nothing”, “I have no future” But that’s not reality — that’s a conclusion your mind reached because there’s no visible progress. Now what should a person actually do? Not something dramatic. Not a big life reset. Start with something very real and uncomfortable: stop waiting for clarity and start building something small. Skill, routine, discipline — anything. Because confidence and purpose don’t come first. They come after movement, not before it. And about dua — instead of repeating the same thing hoping for a miracle, shift it slightly: Don’t make dua only for outcomes. Make it for: clarity, discipline, consistency and strength to act Because those are the things that actually change your situation. Also, You’re expecting yourself to feel hopeful before your life changes. But in reality, most people move forward while feeling: tired, confused amd uncertain Hope usually comes after things start moving, not before. So no, this doesn’t mean God has stopped listening. It means you’re in a phase where your expectations need to become more realistic and your focus needs to shift from “why isn’t anything happening” to “what am I actually doing daily”. You don’t need to solve your whole life right now. Just don’t stay stuck. Even small movement is better than overthinking for another year.