Part 3: Express Your Divine Self
When you listened to the whisper of your soul, when you connected with your divine self from the exercise from the last post – what images do you see? What nudges did you get? What answer did you get in response to your life question? What synchronicities did you experience? Whom did you meet and what information did they have for you? What book or information found its way to you?
Many times we ask our higher selves for guidance and then
Your soul incarnates here with the intention of learning through life lessons and evolving through following the path of your life purpose. In your journey through life, your higher self (your soul, your divine self) guides you with the wisdom, love and patience through your intuition.
In business and in life, it is so important to trust your intuition. People and media try to influence us all the time on what to eat, wear, what to do for a living, how to make money and what to think. We have information (and advertising) overload. Now, you do a good job navigating this chaos, but overwhelm often results. And before the overwhelm hits, it’s best to already be using your intuition to navigate. Your intuition is your most trustworthy source of information – it is subtle so that it will not interfere with free will, it won’t lie to you, ask us to act in opposition to our values, and it can cut straight through the crap. No one else knows better than you how to live your life than your divine self.
Your divine self knows where you are going and understands where you are coming from. This inner wisdom is not a product of experience but rather a piece of your connection to the universal mind.
You tap into your intuition easily when you are connected to your divine self. So, how do you know if you are connected? You will experience one or more of the following:
When I first began my quest to know my life purpose, I thought, honestly, that it was some kind of divine job description. I thought it was this mysterious thing I had to DO, once I figured out what it was. What really bugged me was that if this “thing” I had to “DO” was so darned important, then why the heck do we not already know what it is!? I also tended to think that my life purpose, because it was a “thing” that I had to “DO”, was a job or career. Nope.
Because life purpose was such a baffling thing to me, I studied it intensely and found it extremely compelling. I found out everything I could – read every book on it (including lots of career books), went to all kinds of websites, did all the tests, took the courses, and did all the journaling assignments. You name it, I did it.
What I found was at the end of it all was the realization that life purpose was NOT something I had to DO as a job! Major relief there, let me tell you! Because I was not very much closer on that facet of it at that point.
So, if life purpose is not a job, what is it?
Life purpose is a couple of things. The first thing is… READ MORE
