8 Questions to Find Your Purpose

In this video, Teal Swan explains some things that you might not know about purpose and offers you eight questions that you can ask yourself that will help you to find your purpose.

These questions will help you to discover what is important to you, what makes you happy, what challenges you are willing to face, what problem you want to solve, what gift you have to give, and more. By answering these questions honestly and sincerely, you will be able to uncover your pre-birth intention and live a fulfilling and meaningful life.

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- What is pre-birth intention and why it matters
- How to do what is important to you and feel good in life
- How to use death as a perspective to prioritize your values
- How to find your passion and enter the flow state
- How to accept the negatives that come with your purpose

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Beginning and Ending Song:
Teal Swan Intro by Christian De Raco

Teal Swan is a New Thought Leader, Bestselling Author and Speaker. She was born with a range of extrasensory abilities and is a survivor of severe childhood abuse. Today she uses her gifts as well as her own harrowing life experience to inspire millions of people towards authenticity, freedom and joy and teaching people how to transform their emotional, mental, physical and spiritual pain.

The result when people are restored to wholeness is that the world will be restored to wholeness. Teal Swan's teachings invite people to step fully into their authenticity, knowing that this will bring about the positive change that we want to see in the world.

[D__R__W]

Miss Swan. I consider you to be among my most cherished living teachers. I am forever grateful that I came across your work years ago. I thank you for my remarkable, personal transformations that you have helped to inspire over the past 5 years. Life now rains blessings, and any hardships now encountered are opportunities for learning. For anyone who may read this: keep an open mind and utilize humility, be willing to work on yourself, and exercise patience with yourself. Transformation is rarely an overnight event.

[bartemy]

The 8 questions :

1. "If I were literally forced to be active, and I had to go spend every minute of my time except for sleep doing something or there would be a serious consequence, what would I occupy myself with that matters most to me?"

2. "If money or time or current responsibilities were not an issue at all, what would I like to do with my life more than anything else in the world?"

3. "If I knew I was going to die in two years, what would I do with those two years?"

4. "What makes me forget basic necessities when I’m in it 100%?"

5. "What negatives can I say yes to in order to do what is important to me?"

6. "What problem in the world would I pick to start solving?"

7. "What did I love to do when I was a child?"

8. "What gift do I have to give to this world?"

[nhtheprocess]

Key insights:

🌍 Finding your purpose is not about trying to fulfill a predetermined grand master plan, but rather understanding the significance of your own unique life and living it authentically.

💡 If money or time were not an issue, what would you like to do with your life more than anything else in the world?

🔍 Figuring out our values is a crucial part of finding a sense of purpose, as they reflect what is most important to us and help align us with our pre-birth intentions.

⏰ When we are in our purpose, time seems to fly by and we become so immersed that we forget about other things going on in our life.

⛷ Pursuing your purpose may require making sacrifices, such as becoming a professional skier, even if it involves challenges and difficulties.


🌍 Choosing a problem in the world to solve can lead to a sense of fulfillment and making a difference in life.

🎁 Our life purpose is not about what we're supposed to do or have, but about what we are supposed to give to the world.

🎁 Your purpose in life is to share your unique gift with the world, whether it's playing basketball, writing, teaching, cooking, organization, or invention.

[koosjekosters]

1. If I were literally forced to be active, and I had to spend every minute of my time except for sleep doing something, or there would be a serious consequence, what would I occupy myself with that matters most to me?
2. If money, time, or current responsibilities were not an issue at all, what would I like to do with my life more than anything else in the world?
3. If I knew I was going to die in two years, what would I do with those two years?
4. What can I do with my time that is important to me?
5. What negatives can I consciously choose to face in order to do what is important to me?
6. What problem in the world would I pick to start solving?
7. What did I love to do when I was a child?
8. What gift do I have to give to this world?

Summary:
1. The speaker addresses common questions about purpose.
2. Pre-birth intention influences one's incarnation, including parents, location, and timing.
3. Life purpose is not necessarily tied to a specific career or grand act.
4. Living according to personal importance is key to aligning with pre-birth intention.
5. Purpose may change over time, and it's normal to adapt to evolving priorities.
6. Eight questions are presented to help find one's purpose.
7. Purpose involves doing things that are important, unique to each person.
8. Understanding and facing negatives are crucial in pursuing one's purpose.
9. Childhood activities and values offer insights into one's purpose.
10. Contribution to the world, understanding one's unique gift, defines life purpose.

Questions:
1. What is the reason for incarnating into this life?
2. How does pre-birth intention influence life purpose?
3. Is life purpose solely about career or grand acts?
4. What is the right approach to discovering and living one's purpose?
5. Why is it important to align with pre-birth intention?
6. How does the concept of purpose change over time?
7. What are the key questions to ask oneself to find purpose?
8. Why is it essential to understand and face negatives in pursuit of purpose?
9. How can childhood activities and values provide insights into purpose?
10. How does contribution and understanding one's unique gift define life purpose?

Workbook Exercises:
1. Answer the eight questions provided in the text to explore your own purpose.
2. Reflect on your childhood activities and values. Identify any recurring themes.
3. List activities that put you in a state of flow, where time seems to disappear.
4. Identify negatives or challenges you are willing to face for what is important to you.
5. Ask friends or family about the qualities they value or receive from you.
6. Consider a problem in the world you would choose to solve and why.
7. Explore what you would do if time, money, and responsibilities were not issues.
8. Reflect on what would make your child-self cry in your current adult life.
9. Define a unique gift you have to offer to the world.
10. Consider the feeling of importance and fulfillment in your life.

[PlungerPapi]

I love these videos so much thank you for making them

[robyn.lavender]

Teal, you not only saved my life in a time where I felt there was no future, but you have given me so much knowledge, confidence, understanding and evolution of who I am. I would have never said from the start of the year, almost ending my life, to now creating music... And this video is conformation of that. I will forever be so incredibly grateful for you. So much love to you and everything you do & prioritise for the purpose of helping humanity 💜💜💜💜

[QuartuvLarry]

“If the path before you is clear, you’re probably on someone else’s.” -Carl Jung

[carlykit]

Wow spiritual teachers don't want to answer answer this question anymore. Thank you

[Samuel]

There's no way this is such a synchronicity for me. Just yesterday I asked everyone who knows me what they think I should do as a career, today I was planning on doing career tests, and now this pops on my feed!? This is the universe speaking to me😂😂

[jamesoconnor]

I have found that following my joy and my passion is in the moment, being mindful and helping others when possible.

[geshtu]

This video confirmed what I thought my purpose was and gave me a lot of reassurance. It's so cool when someone plants a seed in your mind that instantly gives you permission to drop something that was causing distress. I've had so many areas in life where I found myself thinking things and doing things because I felt I was supposed to, or because society wants me to. And that isn't authentic. There are so many layers, and in the past year I have felt a strong push to remove these layers. And this video helped me to remove another one. Stop worrying about how your purpose relates to others. Or questioning whether it's a "good enough" purpose or whether there's some more pressing need the world needs you for instead? Stop worrying about the purpose you "should" have, and instead follow that inner drive that has always been there. Why do we ignore that, believing that something else is a higher priority? This video helped me to refocus and gain a clearer perspective of my purpose and what I'm doing.

[SoulJourneyMagics]

I feel so much joy from Teal here. Feels so much more light then usual! Love you Teal!

[The_Gohan_of_Crunch]

I think my purpose is something related to making food! Ever since I was a kid, I loved watching my dad cook in the kitchen. I would watch him skin the fish and cook it, make gumbo, and I would be so curious and asks lots of questions. I loved watching my mom bake and make desserts. I never really got a chance to express too much interest in cooking as I got older because I was in survival mode and found ways to cope to get through my kid life. As an adult in college, I would didn't want to take the broke ramen option, so I got fancy and made my own recipie, chili cheese dog rigatoni, in the microwave hahaha. Now, as I have my more, I make a lot more food and I love baking! I make desserts to give to my coworkers and friends and they freaking love it and it gives me so much satisfaction and joy. A lot of them even say my cheesecakes could really sell or I should open a bake shop. I love watching cooking shows, Gordon Ramsay too. I even told myself of money wasn't an option of open some sort of dessert shop or food truck or something. Everything she said confirmed in me that cooking is definitely my purpose. It feels right.

[Dseated]

Apparently my purpose is to play videogames all day

[Cornodebassetto]

I’ve been fulfilling my purpose since I was 16. As a professional musician my purpose is to be a conduit for the composers I perform and to make it my purpose to give a voice to those that have unjustly been silenced.

[GrowWithSara]

Wow this is incredibly helpful. In answering the questions you asked I realized that I have already begun living my purpose and I am on the right path and I should continue to pursue it with even more effort than I have 💛

[yvonneschlame]

I just Googled the meaning and translation of "Teal", and you're wearing it beautifully. Knowing about the people who are or have been trying to discredit you, I just want to reiterate my feelings of gratitude for your work, your insight, the high fréquence energy and the generosity with which you share all of this with the World. Thank you, Teal ❤❤❤

[IanHollis]

This reminds me of something I saw the other day "Choose Your Hard" It was a whole list of things, like:
Being employed is hard. Being unemployed is hard. Choose your hard.
Raising a family is hard. Being alone is hard. Choose your hard.
and so on ~

[vincetrent]

Teal. I have a tear in my eyes after listening to this. You have awakened my soul, thinking back to my early life, and reminding me about what I really enjoyed and need to do. Thankyou.

[Nate]

Thank you, Teal. Absolutely great. You reaffirmed it for me that I am on the right path, and yes, it changes.