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How to understand your spiritual calling better?

by | Jul 19, 2022

When you struggle to understand your spiritual calling, it manifests in all areas of your life. No wonder why you’re feeling unhappy at work, why you feel like the “black sheep” in your family and why you suddenly want to stay away from people.

No one seems to understand you.

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First of all, I want to reassure you that this is perfectly normal. Everyone who started their spiritual development journey went through this stage. The more you learn about yourself and your higher self, the more lost you feel initially. It’s weird how it works, huh? 

Even though when you pass that phase of not understanding your reality anymore, you are still left with this frustrating itch: “I don’t know what my purpose is”.

If only we all remembered why we are here and what we were supposed to do! Wouldn’t our whole planet be a lot easier to live on? Most probably yes. And that’s the direction we’re heading. That’s exactly why we have more people experience their spiritual awakening. Yet, it’s still a confusing experience when you are certain that you are here on a mission but you have no idea what that is.

Why you need to understand your spiritual calling

Your spiritual calling has actually nothing to do with spirituality. Wait, did I just say that?!

Understanding your spiritual calling serves one major goal: to ensure that you become a more evolved soul. Not because of spiritual teachings, specific yoga postures and meditation techniques. No. But because your energetic self decided to spend some time here, right now, in this timeline, to become a tad bit more decent.

When you don’t understand your own spiritual calling, you simply can’t fulfil that promise that you made to YOURSELF. That’s right. No more external validation. Your development journey is all about you. Figuring out your spiritual calling will please no one but your own higher self.

In this 2-minute video, I quickly explain the main reason for feeling frustrated about not understanding your soul’s mission:

 

EXERCISE TO UNCOVER YOUR SPIRITUAL MISSION

I created this exercise to help you understand your spiritual calling better so you can leave the frustration behind finally. Spiritual awakening is definitely not a pleasant process. However, you can ease the confusion when you notice the helping hands around you. I’m certain that you didn’t stumble upon this page by accident and I hope that this worksheet will give you the clarity that you’ve been looking for.

Let's create my Impact Statement

This 2-part soulful exercise will help you connect to your higher self to realise what it is that you ACTUALLY want in this life.

The 12 questions will take you through a simple journey to understand your inner calling better. By pinpointing what’s important to you, you’ll get more clarity about your overall mission.

Then based on your answers, you will create an Impact Statement using a 3 part formula to help you understand how to use your spiritual calling in your day-to-day life. You can even turn your calling into a meaningful career and the Impact Statement will also show you what that would look like. 

Understand what your higher self REALLY wants you to do with this impactful WORKSHEET. 

Includes

  • 12 soulfully crafted questions to work through
  • The 3-part formula to create your own Impact Statement
  • Personal 1-2-1 email feedback from me
    on your statement
exercise to understand your spiritual calling

€11.00

Define your spiritual calling with this soulful exercise

Discover what kind of positive impact your higher self wants you to do. With this 2-step exercise,
you can tune into your soulful mission and fine-tune what ACTUALLY makes you come alive.

GET THE WORKSHEET

In case you feel that there might be something deeper behind your frustration, check out these 5 common signs that you’re out of spiritual alignment. In that article, I also show you ways to help you get back on track. 

If something isn’t clear or if you have a specific question, you can always reach out to me directly on Instagram or simply send me your question here.

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