Well-being Stewardship is a journey
A journey to cultivate self-awareness, aligning all aspects of your life as opportunities for healing, wholeness and vibrant living.
A journey to live a life of meaning and purpose revealed through using medical sciences and medicinary tools designed to open those potentialities.
A journey to gently clear stagnation and blocks that impede you from experiencing the qualities of vibrant living.
Journey map is a framework of your hero's journey . . .
your path and Alchemy recipe will be unique to you
The model below is only a framework. This is not a "one size fits most" roadmap. Your experience will be unique because:
You have the freedom to select the skill-building practices you cultivate. NOTE: the wider range of skills you gather, the greater the results!
You are unique. What arises to be released and healed is unique to you. Your practices and steps must take that into consideration.
Along your journey take time to reflect
Set aside time - at least weekly (daily leads to greater skills) to reflect.
If you are not experiencing more qualities of vibrant living, this is when you check in with your well-being partners - seek and adjustment in your medicinary tools.
Set a regular time to check-in with your buddy (take the free e-course: An Alchemist's guide for Vibrant Living to learn more)
As you experience more qualities of vibrant living, acknowledge what you have accomplished and (maybe even be excited) - you are the alchemist of your life! Set your sights on furthering your journey.
NOTE - a better map is coming soon
First steps:
1) Look at the steps along the journey above. What intrigues you, what motivates you, what might seem a little scary now?
2) What has your path for well-being and Vibrant Living been up to this moment in time. Have you experienced any of the qualities of Vibrant Living? Why or why not?
About the image . . . unfolding energy for your journey
Nautilus shells have survived in the oceans for 500 million years. As the shell grows, its body moves into the next, larger chamber, while the previous chamber is closed.
The ancient Greeks believed the shell represented perfection. Perhaps this is because the geometry of the spiral is arranged in what is known as the Golden Mean in Sacred Geometry. The same ratio as mathematical phi. The Golden Mean is also found in cauliflower, the leaves on most plants and even the pattern of pine cones.
Sacred Geometry describes the building blocks of the universe - the physical and energy patterns that reveal creation. Studying Sacred Geometry provides meaning and insight into your inner self - your inner journey.
