Descubrir su pasión y propósito
"Me parece que no puede descubrir por qué estoy en el planeta." "¿Cuál es mi propósito aquí? Yo sé que hay algo que tengo que hacer, pero no sé cómo averiguar lo que es. " "No me parece que sea un apasionado de la nada." He oído estas quejas una y otra vez a partir de mis clientes. Descubriendo nuestra pasión y propósito es vital para nuestro gozo y bienestar. El problema es que muchas personas han perdido el contacto con algún sentido de su pasión y propósito y no tienen idea de cómo acceder a esta información. El anteproyecto de esta información se encuentra dentro de nuestro Yo esencial, nuestra esencia, el verdadero Ser que es a menudo enterrado durante nuestra primeros años. Si nuestro verdadero Ser no fue visto y validada por nuestros padres, maestros, u otros cuidadores, es probable que hayan pasado a la clandestinidad. El yo que muchos de los conocimientos que nuestro "yo" es generalmente nuestro yo herido, nuestro ego, el yo que hemos creado para conseguir amor y evitar el dolor. Nuestro yo herido tiene dentro de él todos nuestros miedos y falsas creencias, y no tiene acceso a lo que es verdad para nosotros. ¿Cómo, entonces, podemos descubrir nuestra pasión y propósito si el anteproyecto de esta información está enterrado mucho tiempo? La buena noticia es que, si bien está enterrado, no se pierde. Cualquier persona puede recuperar esta información si usted está dispuesto a hacer el trabajo interno de la curación de su yo herido. He trabajado con miles de clientes que, mientras practican el proceso interno de la vinculación que enseño (ver nuestro curso LIBRE en www.innerbonding. com), sanar poco a poco sus miedos y falsas, las creencias limitantes al punto de que su verdadero Ser viene asomando. Este es el aspecto vital de la vida de nosotros mismos, el aspecto de nosotros que sólo quiere expresar con alegría a nosotros mismos en el mundo. Al permitir que este aspecto que surgió, usted descubrirá poco a poco lo que realmente le trae alegría. En nuestra sociedad, tendemos a ignorar nuestros talentos especiales y elegir nuestra carrera de acuerdo a lo que nos dará una sensación de seguridad. Con demasiada frecuencia, sin embargo, lo que nos hace sentir seguros no nos cumple espiritualmente. Por ejemplo, Roger trabajó durante muchos años como un abogado, pero él nunca lo disfruté. Él hizo un montón de dinero, sin embargo, cuando me consultó sufría de ansiedad y depresión. Se había convertido en un abogado porque su padre había sido un abogado y querido Roger a seguir sus pasos. Roger había ido junto con la voluntad de su padre para él, porque él no sabía qué más quería y ahora, en mitad de la vida, él era miserable. Él anhelaba descubrir su pasión. Unos meses después de comenzar a practicar la vinculación interna, Roger recordó que él realmente quería ser maestra. Él nunca había considerado seriamente la enseñanza porque sentía que no podía hacer bastante dinero, pero ahora estaba dispuesto a hacer mucho menos dinero porque estaba muy satisfecho con su trabajo actual. Roger volvió a la escuela y obtuvo su credencial de enseñanza y ahora es una escuela secundaria maestro de estudios sociales. La última vez que hablé con él, estaba radiante! Le encantaba trabajar con los adolescentes, y que sentía que estaba haciendo una contribución real a sus vidas. Por primera vez en la historia, se sentía vivo y apasionado de su vida. Su esposa decidió asumir algo de la holgura financiera al hacer algo que siempre había querido hacer: ropa de diseño para niños. Comenzó su propio negocio de venta por correo y está encantado con ella. Su matrimonio y la vida familiar está floreciendo debido a que ambos son felices y realizados dentro de sí mismos. Ricki vino a verme porque ella era tan infeliz que trabaja como controlador de un gran negocio de importación. Sin embargo, ella no tenía idea de qué más quería hacer. Le tomó cerca de un año de práctica de la vinculación interna antes de su verdadero Yo le dije que quería ser un nutricionista. Ricki no había querido oír su verdadero yo, porque ella no quería volver a la escuela. Finalmente era tan infeliz que decidió escuchar. Ella está de vuelta en la escuela disfrutando de descubrir su pasión. Aunque no siempre puede ser posible para cambiar su trabajo de inmediato a algo que amas, si sigues tu pasión, a menudo le llevará allí. E incluso cuando se tiene que ganar dinero de una manera que no expresan su alma, puede buscar oportunidades de voluntariado y aficiones de expresar quién eres. A menudo, estos pueden conducir a la obra que es muy probable que hacer. Alfredo trabajó como gerente de un gran supermercado. Con sus pequeños ahorros, decidió comenzar a seguir una afición que siempre le había fascinado - restauración de coches antiguos. Usó todo su dinero extra para comprar su primer coche viejo y pasó muchas horas felices de restaurarlo. Él era tan bueno en eso, él fue capaz de vender sus coches restaurados para un montón de dinero. Finalmente fue capaz de dejar su trabajo en el mercado y dedicarse a su pasión a tiempo completo. En última instancia, él empezó un proyecto en una prisión de la enseñanza de los internos para restaurar coches. Alfredo ahora le encanta lo que hace y recibe una gran satisfacción de ayudar a otros. Su alma tiene un deseo profundo de que usted se exprese de una manera que le trae alegría. Es su trabajo para descubrir lo que es y para llevarla a cabo
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Discovering Your Passion And Purpose
"I can't seem to discover why I'm on the planet."
"What is my purpose here? I know there's something I'm supposed to be doing, but I don't know how to find out what it is."
"I don't seem to be passionate about anything."
I've heard these complaints over and over from my clients.
Discovering our passion and purpose is vital to our joy and well-being. The problem is that many people have lost touch with any sense of their passion and purpose and have no idea how to access this information.
The blueprint for this information lies within our core Self, our essence, the true Self that is often buried during our early years. If our true Self was not seen and validated by our parents, teachers, or other caregivers, it is likely to have gone underground. The self many of know as our "self" is generally our wounded self, our ego, the self we created to get love and avoid pain. Our wounded self has within it all of our fears and false beliefs, and does not have access to what is true for us.
How, then, do we discover our passion and purpose if the blueprint for this information is long buried? The good news is that while it is buried, it is not lost. Anyone can reclaim this information if you are willing to do the inner work of healing your wounded self.
I've worked with thousands of clients who, as they practice the Inner Bonding process that I teach (see our FREE course at www.innerbonding.com), gradually heal their fears and false, limiting beliefs to the point where their true Self comes peeking out. This is the vital, alive aspect of ourselves, the aspect of us that just wants to joyfully express ourselves in the world. As you allow this aspect to emerge, you will gradually discover what truly brings you joy.
In our society, we tend to ignore our special talents and choose our careers according to what will give us a sense of security. Too often, however, what makes us feel safe does not fulfill us spiritually. For example, Roger worked for many years as an attorney, but he never enjoyed it. He made lots of money, yet when he consulted with me he was suffering from anxiety and depression. He had become an attorney because his father had been an attorney and wanted Roger to follow in his footsteps. Roger had gone along with what his father wanted for him because he didn't know what else he wanted and now, in midlife, he was miserable. He yearned to discover his passion.
A few months after starting to practice Inner Bonding, Roger remembered that he had really wanted to be a teacher. He had never seriously considered teaching because he felt he couldn't make enough money, but now he was willing to make far less money because he was so unhappy with his present work. Roger went back to school and got his teaching credential and is now a high school social studies teacher. The last time I spoke with him he was radiant! He loved working with adolescents, and he felt he was making a real contribution to their lives. For the first time ever, he felt alive and passionate about his life. His wife decided to take up some of the financial slack by doing something she had always wanted to do: design children's clothing. She started her own mail-order business and is thrilled with it. Their marriage and family life is flourishing because both of them are happy and fulfilled within themselves.
Ricki came to see me because she was so unhappy working as a controller of a big import business. Yet she had no idea what else she wanted to do. It took about a year of practicing Inner Bonding before her true Self told her that she wanted to be a nutritionist. Ricki hadn't wanted to hear her true Self because she didn't want to go back to school. Finally she was so unhappy that she decided to listen. She is now back in school enjoying discovering her passion.
While it may not always be possible to change your work immediately to something you love, if you follow your passion, it will often lead you there. And even when you have to earn money in ways that do not express your soul, you can seek volunteer opportunities and hobbies to express who you are. Often these can lead to the work that you will eventually do.
Alfredo worked as a manager of a large supermarket. With his small savings, he decided to start pursuing a hobby that had always fascinated him – restoring old cars. He used all his extra money to buy his first old car and spent many blissful hours restoring it. He was so good at it, he was able to sell his restored cars for a lot of money. Eventually he was able to quit his job at the market and pursue his passion full time. Ultimately he started a project in a prison teaching inmates to restore cars. Alfredo now loves what he does and receives great satisfaction from helping others.
Your soul has a deep desire for you to express yourself in ways that brings you joy. It is your job to discover what that is and to bring it about.
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"What is my purpose here? I know there's something I'm supposed to be doing, but I don't know how to find out what it is."
"I don't seem to be passionate about anything."
I've heard these complaints over and over from my clients.
Discovering our passion and purpose is vital to our joy and well-being. The problem is that many people have lost touch with any sense of their passion and purpose and have no idea how to access this information.
The blueprint for this information lies within our core Self, our essence, the true Self that is often buried during our early years. If our true Self was not seen and validated by our parents, teachers, or other caregivers, it is likely to have gone underground. The self many of know as our "self" is generally our wounded self, our ego, the self we created to get love and avoid pain. Our wounded self has within it all of our fears and false beliefs, and does not have access to what is true for us.
How, then, do we discover our passion and purpose if the blueprint for this information is long buried? The good news is that while it is buried, it is not lost. Anyone can reclaim this information if you are willing to do the inner work of healing your wounded self.
I've worked with thousands of clients who, as they practice the Inner Bonding process that I teach (see our FREE course at www.innerbonding.com), gradually heal their fears and false, limiting beliefs to the point where their true Self comes peeking out. This is the vital, alive aspect of ourselves, the aspect of us that just wants to joyfully express ourselves in the world. As you allow this aspect to emerge, you will gradually discover what truly brings you joy.
In our society, we tend to ignore our special talents and choose our careers according to what will give us a sense of security. Too often, however, what makes us feel safe does not fulfill us spiritually. For example, Roger worked for many years as an attorney, but he never enjoyed it. He made lots of money, yet when he consulted with me he was suffering from anxiety and depression. He had become an attorney because his father had been an attorney and wanted Roger to follow in his footsteps. Roger had gone along with what his father wanted for him because he didn't know what else he wanted and now, in midlife, he was miserable. He yearned to discover his passion.
A few months after starting to practice Inner Bonding, Roger remembered that he had really wanted to be a teacher. He had never seriously considered teaching because he felt he couldn't make enough money, but now he was willing to make far less money because he was so unhappy with his present work. Roger went back to school and got his teaching credential and is now a high school social studies teacher. The last time I spoke with him he was radiant! He loved working with adolescents, and he felt he was making a real contribution to their lives. For the first time ever, he felt alive and passionate about his life. His wife decided to take up some of the financial slack by doing something she had always wanted to do: design children's clothing. She started her own mail-order business and is thrilled with it. Their marriage and family life is flourishing because both of them are happy and fulfilled within themselves.
Ricki came to see me because she was so unhappy working as a controller of a big import business. Yet she had no idea what else she wanted to do. It took about a year of practicing Inner Bonding before her true Self told her that she wanted to be a nutritionist. Ricki hadn't wanted to hear her true Self because she didn't want to go back to school. Finally she was so unhappy that she decided to listen. She is now back in school enjoying discovering her passion.
While it may not always be possible to change your work immediately to something you love, if you follow your passion, it will often lead you there. And even when you have to earn money in ways that do not express your soul, you can seek volunteer opportunities and hobbies to express who you are. Often these can lead to the work that you will eventually do.
Alfredo worked as a manager of a large supermarket. With his small savings, he decided to start pursuing a hobby that had always fascinated him – restoring old cars. He used all his extra money to buy his first old car and spent many blissful hours restoring it. He was so good at it, he was able to sell his restored cars for a lot of money. Eventually he was able to quit his job at the market and pursue his passion full time. Ultimately he started a project in a prison teaching inmates to restore cars. Alfredo now loves what he does and receives great satisfaction from helping others.
Your soul has a deep desire for you to express yourself in ways that brings you joy. It is your job to discover what that is and to bring it about.
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