Navigating your calling is filled with challenges. Choices can be unclear, and the intentions of others can affect us in ways we cannot control. These outside influences, while not always meant as lessons, still impact our journey. The central message is to stay focused on your inner purpose while remaining adaptive to changing circumstances.
The main principle for navigating your path is this: adopt openness, curiosity, and a willingness to seek help to learn from every experience. Not everything is a lesson or meant for your growth, but you must respond skillfully, manage responsibilities, and maintain accountability to yourself and others. Trust that larger forces are at work even when your way is unclear. Focusing on inner resilience allows you to adapt and move forward.
Building on this idea of aligning with larger forces, it is often easier to fulfill your soul intentions for your INNER life — what you are passionately drawn to, what stimulates your creativity, what pulls you with the force of a giant magnet — because these serve your evolution, and because this is who you are and you can’t help yourself. When you feel compelled to move towards something, it is often because that situation aligns vibrationally with your soul’s overarching purpose.
Our inner life—what we choose to read, study, make hobbies out of, or develop fundamental skills in—is often more successful in achieving its original goals. This is mainly because these pursuits are self-directed and do not require others for fulfillment, unlike a professional career. As we satisfy some of our purposes and yearnings through an active inner life, we experience a great deal of joy. Meeting these needs can compensate for many things that do not occur for us in the outer world. Yet our outer lives bring a different set of challenges and dependencies.
Fulfilling our “outer” lives through our professional and vocational pursuits is often highly dependent on honoring previously established agreements. Important agreements are established before our incarnation, but some are made subsequently to expand further the original agenda or as backups to failed primary contracts. For example, it could be a business partnership, a decision to date exclusively and be monogamous, take a job where your employer has agreed to pay you a certain salary, sign a lease, or be in a specific location by a date certain to meet — and the other party then breaks these agreements. When this occurs, the goals you were aiming for are delayed, and you must rely on your resourcefulness to find alternative pieces that will fill in the gaps.
Some goals can even become unattainable when they were dependent on a specific agreement. The loss of essential contracts can make it more difficult to implement your plans as initially conceived. As these losses accumulate, we can find ourselves living ad hoc lives, making things up as we go, and using what’s available to make our lives as agreeable and meaningful as possible, finding ways to compensate for having missed the boat.
When plans stray from their intended course, remember your soul always seeks new ways forward. Even if new pathways differ from what you envisioned or happen on a different timeline, your underlying purpose persists. Staying resilient and connected to your core intentions brings meaning, even during detours, and this focus is the heart of your journey.
Even when dreams are delayed or altered and the journey takes unexpected turns, trust that support is present. Embrace change and enjoy the unfolding journey, allowing new opportunities to inspire you. Let go of resistance, follow your calling, and remain open to the meaningful possibilities that come your way.
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