Infinity Health & Wellness Magazine December / January 2017 | Page 9

not sure about the future, it may appear that everyone
else has their life in order.
Passion is not relaxing in a beautiful place and saying:
“Wow, it’s great to be alive!” That is a side effect of
passion. Passion is working hard every single day to stay
in the moment and find gratitude in all there is, both the
mundane and the artistic or exotic sides of life.
Take your focus away from the word “passion.” I suggest
you identify all of the activities you love doing and start
from there. Get out your journal, make a cup of tea and
take a trip down memory lane. Write down what you
were passionate about when you were younger. Focusing
on what brought you joy in the past can move the energy
of joy into the moment.
There is so much pressure to just get it right, and to find
the exact issue or cause that will solve all problems. Take
a deep breath right now and let go of the idea that you
have one shot to get this passion thing right. The truth
is we are multidimensional human beings with many
interests. So the first step to finding your passion when
you feel like you have none is to recognize that you are
a person with many passions and interests. Don’t over
think it. Relax into it and have fun.
Over our lifetime we often experience a variety of
passions. Certainly, we should more than a single soul
calling. Be gentle and patient with yourself. You deserve
to enjoy the journey. You are at one of the crossroads
of life, finishing college. Congratulate yourself on even
getting to this point and remember all you have done to
accomplish this.
Passion basically is defined as having a strong feeling or
emotion for something. There is an ebb and flow with
passion. Even if you are passionate about your soul’s
calling, you will experience moments that might not
feel very different. It’s all about balance.
These are some of the questions I’ve asked myself when
thinking about my own passions:
What can I do to help other people?
What does my ideal day look like?
What do I find intolerable? (Knowing what you don’t want
can almost be as helpful as knowing what you want)

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Lastly, ask your higher self. A great way to solve
problems and get ideas, is to sit in solitude and meditate.
Simply focus on your breath to silence your mind and
then ask for guidance. When using this tool to find your
passion, don’t shy away from deeply asking yourself what
your passions are, and what you are meant to do in this
lifetime. You will be surprised at the answers you get.
I send you blessings and gratitude,
Sage
About the Author: Sage Woman
is a spiritual life coach & intuitive
reader. Sage is a Shamanic
Priestess, an ordained minister
and intuitive who facilitates
Goddess Chakra workshops
and individual coaching. She
is also available for readings of
the ancient Tarot. For more
information, contact her at 513-490-4693, or email
[e-mail].
Are you looking for guidance in career choices
or to build your business?
Ask Sage for spiritual wisdom and receive
profound messages for business or romance!

SAGE WOMAN
Ordained Minister, Shamanic Priestess,
Intuitive Spiritual Life Coach, Intuitive Readings
Call for a Phone Session – 513-490-4693
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