So it is extremely important that you understand yourself-- real you. Not you constructed by others based on their views of success, but you at your core—the you that calls in your dreams. You know who that is, even while you try to hide from it. You have glimpses of who you really are--and these glimpses thrill you. Perhaps your mind is used to taking over at this point, frightening you with all reasons you can’t be that person your soul is calling for. If that’s where your thoughts take you--to a paralyzing fear--think again. Think another thought!

If your favorite saying is, "If it weren’t for bad luck I’d have no luck at all," spend some time in quiet meditation reflecting on who you really are. Consider where your passions lie. Recall your periods of great excitement, energy, and joy. During those times you are being who you really are. Wouldn’t it be wonderful to live every day that way? And wouldn’t it be great to have luck on your side? It can be.

Cool, shaded paths along lush, rushing streams are very relaxing and conducive to receiving helpful messages from our souls delivered by birds, animals and stones. High on towering cliffs eagles speak, wind caresses, and people taste new realizations. You drink from well of deep blue of sky. Plants advise you. Rocks give strength. You listen. You heal. You transform.

People experience quest as an ever-changing river, bubbling past obstacles, washing away what is no longer needed, carving out new niches, flowing into expanded territory and providing life-enhancing energy. Returning from quest is a time of great exuberance and joy, celebrating healing and wholeness that each person has found. People re-enter their lives, bringing their unique, re-discovered gifts and opened hearts back to family, friends, community and work. People create breakthroughs in abundance, health, jobs and discovering life purpose.