8 Questions to Find Your Purpose

One of the most common things people ask me is what my

purpose

is today. I want to explain some things you may not know about

purpose

and offer eight

questions

you can ask

your

self that will help you

find

your

purpose. In fact, there are many reasons why you incarnated into this life as a human being and as the person you are. This reason explains why you came to those specific parents and to that specific place and why you came when you did and the whole picture and history of their astrology, etc., so many things were set in motion by this prenatal intention.

A prenatal intention reflects something that was important to your nonphysical consciousness. We tend to, let's say, race. Elevate the idea of ​​purpose, not everyone's life. The purpose was some work that they had to do here or some career they had to have or some great act that some incarnated beings had to perform only for a very short time in the womb and then withdraw their Consciousness before. They are even born, so if you can imagine that there can be a purpose even in an incarnation like that, you can imagine how complicated the picture of prenatal intention and life purpose is and also how simple life purpose can be when the Most people talk about the purpose of life, they see it in terms of trying to discover and fulfill some grand predetermined master plan for what they are to do on this planet.

Most people feel that their cosmic mission is to discover the cosmic meaning of their life the purpose of their existence and then live it and this is the wrong way to do it, the right way to do it is to discover what is important to you and live accordingly. according to what is important to you because nested within what is important to you is, in fact, that prenatal intention to feel good in life, you have to be aligned with your prenatal intention, to be aligned with your prenatal intention, you should be doing what is important to you.

You could say that your prenatal intention is reflected through that feeling of living according to what is important to you in this life and sometimes in life what is important to you changes, you do not need to panic about this why because when this is. In the event that you are still on the path of that prenatal intention, often you are simply taking the next step on the path to feeling like you are living your purpose, you need to ask yourself what can I do with my time. that is important some of the things we do in life are not important and that is why the things we do in life are important they have meaning they matter they give us a feeling of fulfillment have that feeling of having a purpose in life you need to do those things, whatever they are and what is important to each person, is different and unique, and besides, no one else can tell you what is or isn't or what should or shouldn't be important to you, right?

No one can tell you what it is. important. or it's not important, no one can tell you what should be important or not, that's why no one can say oh this is your purpose, now that you understand it, here are eight

questions

you can ask yourself to

find

your purpose. If I were literally forced to be active and had to spend every minute of my time, except sleeping, doing something or there would be a serious consequence, what would I be doing that is most important to me? Make sure your answer to this question is not something that serves as an escape from life for you, like scrolling through Instagram might be for some of you or playing video games might be for some of you or reading books might be for some of you. or slot machines might be for some. from you and when you get your answer, you'll want to see why that is your answer and what you find so fascinating about that thing.

This question can show us which activity we might choose above all the other two if money, time, or current responsibilities were not a question. It is no question what I would like to do with my life more than anything else in the world. We are often prevented from becoming aware of what our true passions are because of this feeling that we don't have enough money or that we don't have it at all. We don't have enough time or some responsibility we have doesn't allow us to, but because of that we are full of resistance to the very things that make our life worth living and you know, the things that we are most passionate about and the same things.

That's the most important thing for the three of us. If I knew I was going to die in two years, what would I do with those two years? Viewing your life from the perspective of death is incredibly valuable. Death shows you the value of your life. Most people live their lives. They live as if they have all the time in the world and therefore suddenly don't make the most of their lives, if we have a very limited amount of time to make the most of our life, we prioritize what is most important to us. The things that are most important to us, our true selves, come to the surface and we are more willing to be urgent and active in living by them.

This question serves as a window into what is most important to you about your existence in a roundabout. In this way it also sheds light on what you want your legacy to be and this has a way of aligning you back with your prenatal intention and quickly values ​​are essentially the most important thing to you which is why discovering your values ​​is such a crucial part of find a sense of purpose to learn more about this you can watch my video titled the secret to a happy life or what makes me forget the basic needs when we are in our purpose, we are so far away in the present moment and so In a flow in the that minutes become hours and hours become days, without us realizing how much time has passed, we become so immersed that we forget things outside of it, like other things that happen in our life, or going to the bathroom, or the need to eat or drink, so answering this question is a good way to discover what really puts us in the flow state where we are aligned with our purpose, but what negatives can I say yes to?

People have, shall we say, a totally unrealistic expectation that when they find their purpose. They will know because it will feel very good. The truth is not that simple. Just look at someone like Martin Luther King. I think he and the rest of us can agree that he was living his purpose, but did it feel like joy? The answer is not that many times some things did, but many times he did not prefer to have become a preacher or concentrate on playing pool, where he could have felt much calmer. Frankly, it is important to follow your joy, but that feeling of joy is an indication that you are doing what you love, there is great value in following your joy, what you love to do is aligned with your purpose in some way, otherwise there is no way for you to have enough energy or anything to face the challenges along the way. of his purpose, for example, Martin Luther King loved to communicate, speak and write, he felt joy in doing so, but for many people on the path of purpose there is something that is stronger than joy and it is a sense of importance that we have even when the path becomes very difficult or when you face serious pain in the path of your purpose, thinking about changing course and doing what would make you feel better instead of facing all those painful elements feels bad because you lose the feeling of doing what is more important to you.

Why do I say this? Because it means that you need to know the negative things that you can consciously choose no matter how much they sucked in order to do what is important to you, to give you an example, someone who has decided that it is important to, say, become. A professional skier has to be able to say yes to the risk of injury, fierce competition, difficult trips and sponsorship policies. Someone who decides that it is important to be a full-time mother has to be able to say yes to being in the same vulnerable position of having her partner provide and control financial security and deal with vomiting and potty training and focus Much of their time and energy is spent on the wants, needs, and successes of other people.

Depending on their situation, someone who decides that it is important to spend their life traveling and exploring new places and cultures, they have to deal with the fact that other people judge as irresponsible, also the feeling of not having that cozy stability that comes with home, and things like their naivety about a place that gets them into dangerous situations because they are foreigners or live with suitcases or backpacks and, as a result, cannot accumulate no assets in life; Your ability to get on with what matters most to you and what matters most to you is determined by your willingness to face and deal.

With the negative aspects that come with it, the reality is that everything sucks sometimes and expecting the right thing to feel different is out of reality, believe it or not accept this can be liberating if you allow it to understand more about it, you can see it. two of my videos, the first titled I want to be successful, what pain will you say yes to and the second titled why you should consciously choose consequences six, what problem in the world would I choose to start solving this does not mean that the purpose of each person is about some world problem that they must solve, but you will find that this question will point to values ​​that are more important to you than your own personal pleasure and satisfaction, and these are the things where you will have what it takes to confront the problem. inherent negatives to what is most important to you, it will also point you in the direction of the feeling of making a difference, which is an important part of fulfilling life. seven what did I love to do as a child when we are children?

We instinctively gravitate towards living in alignment with our prenatal intention, we are not yet fully socialized and let's be honest, the socialization process often distances us from our joy and our innate calling. Children are masters of play, which means they do it. things but the pure joy of doing them not because they make money doing it or because they get some other reward for doing it their intrinsic motive has not yet been compromised there are hints of someone's purpose in their childhood aptitudes affinities behaviors should I say behaviors that is not a strategy, you get something else that they want, but so you can understand this, I will give you an example.

Mark is an architect, he feels that this is his purpose, when he remembers his childhood, he realizes that he loved Legos more than any other toy in the world, he is a natural planner and wants everything to be planned before finishing it, he loved geometry, he never He stopped asking why things were built the way they were built and he also has this interesting memory that a friend of his had a house. with a false window on the outside and it used to absolutely disturb you when something is important to us it involves passion and that passion can often be rediscovered by revisiting the activities you loved and the skills you had as a child, another variation of this question that can provide insight It is also what in his adult life would make his son cry.

The things that would make your child cry are an indication of places in your life where you have sacrificed your passion, your joy, and potentially what is fundamentally important to you at the moment. areas at the soul level where you can get back on track there is a fabulous movie called The Kid starring Bruce Willis and Spencer Breslin that you should see not only because it is an incredible movie but also to better understand this whole concept eight what gift do I have? To give to this world we often make the mistake when we search for our purpose in life because we search for what we are supposed to do or have in this world when in reality our purpose comes in the form of who we are.

You're supposed to give to this world. Giving this gift shouldn't make you feel like you're losing something or depleting yourself by doing it, on the contrary, it should make you feel like you're gaining more by giving it. It should be something you like to give. a gift to the world when an athlete makes a great jump shot during a basketball game his gift to share with this world could be the expression called playing basketball is a gift to the world when a writer publishes a new book but the novelist gifts to share with the world is the expression called writing a book or the teacher his gift to share with the world is the expression called teaching but the chef his gift to share with the world is the expression called cooking if someone is really organized and loves to help other people with organization their gift could be organization if someone has a really inventive invention maybe even a specific invention could be what they should give to this world what can you offer that you love to offer if by the way are you completely stumped?

You can ask the people in your life to tell you what they get from you or from being around you. You may start to see some themes. Contribution is a human need and no being is incarnated without there being a place where they fit into the image of contribution. to this world and it is by admitting the gift we have to give thatWe discover how we fit into this contribution picture. Answering these questions is the way to answer the question everyone really asks when they want to find their purpose, what should we do? with myself just remember stop searching for your purpose trying to find out what the universe thinks is most important to you with your life you will discover that feeling of cosmic meaning that you have been searching for when trying to find your life purpose happens to you at some point place on the path of living according to what is truly important to you, have a good week, thank you