Sacred Contract

 Hi there...

I love this world, it is just such an alignment with what I learned from my religion (Islam) that before we came to this world we already had our purpose in life. What will we do as a human being. And this Opera show Carolyn Myss talks about that everybody in this world has a purpose in life, that everything we do is significant. So glad to be hear that isn't...  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIxH0nV12uk

So the big question in life, how do we find our purpose in life? she said we all have some kind of guide inside ourselves, that our spirit is always leading us to the direction that we suppose. That everything that happened is supposed to be as long as we know how to appreciate life, greatful with what we have. That's the foundation, knowing how to appreciate life is the way to respect our life, if we don't respect our life how can we have the courage to do the things that we suppose to.

There are 4 types of archetypes (patterns of behavior) that we all have inside us;

  • Child archetype
  • Victim  archetype
  • Sabartour  archetype
  • Prostitude  archetype
All have the good in bad, we need to check that in ourselves, We have some kind of intuition that leads us, like the way we like things or how we see things, sometimes we say I've always liked this or that kind of things that's all a guide. Just sometimes we fall for one or two or maybe every archetype above, the good side of that is if we are aware of which archetype we fall into, and we go to another direction it will lead us to the things that we know it feels right to us, we become more aligned with ourselves. That Is The Right Way.
 
I know it's kinda tricky so sometimes we say, I don't know what we suppose to do in life, because we link purpose with a job or a career, meanwhile the purpose in life supposes to cover all aspects of life, not just for job side or material side. So the point is, if we go through life always being ourselves, and try to listen and look for what we really are, and not trying to please anybody, we become the best and kind person that we can be, the way is open, no doubt about that. We are in the right way. Let's just remind ourselves that. Always...

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