Hey Quester’s,
what’s new? Hope your Quest is harvesting some simple rewards? The leaves have
fallen, so remember to put something away for winter (funds for a holiday, a spiritually
creative plan to work on, try some in-depth meditation and contemplation, maybe
start your memoirs or join a creative class). Some forward planning never goes
astray.
Today I have
five Questions and answers for you to think about:
A Quest is a personal journey to obtain and experience something special.
It’s a fantastic journey of self-discovery with challenges along the way. It’s
a driving inspirational force lead by you.
A Quest may span a lifetime, but it might take a few completely different
directions along the way, or just stay on the one theme. You are your Quest and your Quest is you!
When one Quest is completed you will probably discover another one.
2.
Who can help?
Anyone can help you with your Quest. Lots of people help inadvertently
with a word or deed that can really make a difference. You can enlist others to
help if you ask: these may be people you don’t know that you are paying for
some sort of trade service or someone you don’t know who have helped you though
a website, book or some person you meet via an unexpected synchronicity that has
vital information for you. Then there are the constant people in your life,
like family and friends, who you can occasionally ask for help in a practical
way, (remember to return the favour if they are ever in need): you may just
need to test your ideas verbally or need some physical help to put something
together. You are a driving force and with a little digging and determination you
can help yourself.
3.
Is it a spiritual journey?
Yes, the Quest is a spiritual journey, it’s everything that’s important
to you, it’s the voice of your soul; a sort of deep inner yearning – that there
is something you need to do. It’s spiritual because it’s every part of you
evolving into something profound and sacred. It’s you in communication with
yourself and through some sort of meditative practice, the best of you is
revealed in a creative dance of passionate insights merging into existence. You
can call upon any spiritual or religious deities or mentors for help in
understanding any part of your quest.
4.
Are you on your own?
Yes, this is a Quest for one. You have something to do that is different
from the next person, but some people are on similar paths and you can help
each other, if needed. Everyone has their own Quest (no matter how big or
small) – some will act upon this and some will not. So while you know this is your Quest, you know
most people out there are creating and dealing with the challenges of their own
path. So you are not really alone, there are tasks you will do alone, but in a
happy passionate way because you love what you are doing.
5.
How important is your Quest?
Your Quest is vital to your existence because this is what you came here
to do. Though our excitement for the Quest ebbs and flows, it never goes
anywhere – it is your constant companion. Your Quest is you and you are your
Quest. You are a visionary with wild and often unrealistic ideas, but you have
the power to bring them into reality because your thoughts are the essence of an
innate magic. You can conjure though the purity of inspiration and that purity
gives you access to all that you need. You can enter the unseen world to gather
sacred information for your Quest and this gives you wisdom. Your Quest is
important because you are a vital energetic form connected to all others. You have a job to do and your Quest waits.
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