Questions & Finding Yourself

Soul’s Journey - Start with Self-Inquiry Questions.

1. What would you create if time and money were unlimited and failure were impossible?

2. Who would benefit from it?

3. Why does the universe need this creation?

4. As a child, what tasks did you complete successfully and enjoy? And now, as an adult?

5. Do you believe in yourself? Ask again. Do you truly want this for yourself?

6. What do you do regularly that you cannot imagine your life without?

7. When a friend is in need, what do you bring to support them?

8. What conversation topic would you eagerly join and talk about for hours?

9. When do you lose track of time?

10. What do you love so much that you'd pay to experience or do it?

11. What do you often receive compliments on?

12. What do you find yourself complaining about consistently?

13. What is the opposite energy of your complaint?

Having answered these reflective questions, you're already noticing patterns and insights that help you understand your unique purpose on Earth. How will you align with this newfound awareness?

Trigger questions:

1. Who am I in this moment?

2. What am I feeling?

3. When have I felt this way before?

4. What is this person trying to communicate?

5. What am I hearing?

6. Is this about me?

Begin a journey of inquiry by asking questions to identify the root cause of triggers or emotional blocks. When unsure, check your breath—what is it doing? How centred do you feel?

Are you in your head or your heart?

Always return to yourself to better manage your environment. First, learn self-governance. To understand others, understand yourself. Trust your energy; it reveals the truth. If it feels off, it is off.

Words can mask true feelings—listen to your inner wisdom instead of bypassing it or blaming yourself. Sometimes, standing alone is necessary.

Believe in yourself; nothing is gained by compromising your authentic self.

It's not about judging others to prove them wrong but about aligning with your truth, your life, and your desired experience.

Ask yourself:

1. Does this situation align with my values, beliefs, and awareness?

Does it feel right for me?

2. Is the energy correct? If not, find what aligns instead. It's that simple. Avoid selling yourself short or abandoning your true self, and you’ll begin to see your worth.

Always remember:

The truth is happy to be questioned!

A lie, however, resists questioning.

Continue asking questions to discern the truth! 

Delahrose Myer