THE HERO’S JOURNEYBy: Phillip and Lauren Salvador

THE CHARACTER

ARC

• What’s your call to adventure? • Where are you on your

journey? • What do you think Soul Feast's

call to adventure is?

DRAWING FORTH PERSONAL VISION

• Imagine achieving a result in your life that you deeply desire. Assume that nay result you want is possible – even if your have no idea right now how to get there.

• It can involve learning something you want to learn, improving a relationship that needs work, or obtaining something that you really want.

• Imagine yourself accepting into your life the full manifestation of this result.

• Describe in writing (or sketch) the experience you have imagined, using the present tense, as if it is happening now.

DRAWING FORTH PERSONAL VISION • Guiding questions:

• What does it look like? • What does it feel like? • What words would you use to describe it?

• REFLECTION • Did you articulate a vision that is close enough to what you actually want?

• If this was hard, why was it? • Take more time to reflect on the details to create your vision • Suspend any worries, others people’s perceptions, practicality, thought of

your vision may lead to upheaval/conflict • Suspension of those thoughts reveal the ARTICULATION of your VISION/

Journey

REFINING YOUR VISION

Most people have images that are a mix of selfless and self-centered which

is normal.

Ask yourself for each vision:

• Is this something I really want or is this a manifestation of some other, more profound desire. • This exercise is meant to

probe more deeply.

Lastly ask yourself:

• If you could have it right now, would you actually take it?• Assume that you have

your vision now. What does it bring you?

CATAPULTING INTO A RICHER IMAGE OF YOUR VISION

• The point of asking these questions is not meant to denigrate your vision but to expand it.

• You may discover you want something deeper. • Example: I want a sports car.

• Why? – “I want it for the sense of freedom.” • How else could you create that sense. Is there a

deeper motivation? • Upon further reflection: “I really want freedom that

comes from having a healthy physique.” • What would that freedom enable you to do? “Run

with my kids, be attractive, play tennis, etc.” • Discovering all aspects of your vision takes TIME.

DISCOVER YOUR ADVENTURE

• Continue to reflect and investigate what your call to adventure is.

• If you are not sure or need to recalibrate, consider completing the “Drawing Forth Persona Vision” Exercise

• It works best if you can collaborate with trustworthy partner to help you process your thoughts and desires.