Last Monday, I did the « non dominant hand writing » exercise we were taught during week 24 webcast.

My question was : « What is your biggest fear? »

I choosed that question because I heard during the webcast that our main purpose in life is directly connected to our biggest fear.

So my reasoning was simple : if I know for sure my biggest fear, I also know for sure my main purpose in life.

Exciting, isn’t it?

Of course yes, and … it works!

Let me briefly describe how I proceeded, since if it worked for me, it will also work for anybody.

So, I sat quietly at my working table, I took my personal notebook and my best fountain pen, I lit a candle (I like this ritual), wrote down my question « What is your biggest fear in life? », concentrated with my eyes closed for a few seconds, then I wrote with my « good hand » (the right one) the best answers I could imagine real for me – « fear of not being loved – fear of death – fear of authority – fear of being powerful beyond measure. »

Then I took my fountain pen in my left hand, and to my surprise, two words came instantly to my mind :  « eating badly »

What???

My brain probably identified my wave of astonishment, because it sent immediately six more words :

« at the level of your thoughts »

Oh My God!

My astonishment turned immediately into a « AHA » moment, and I knew instantly that I had my answer, and that it was the right one.

Then came two more short sentences that I also wrote with my left hand:

« not being able to think by yourself » and « to be in a mental prison. »

Wow!

Ok, respect!

I mean, respect for the person who first imagined this incredibly simple and powerful way to reach in an instant the deepest and most secret parts of our mind.

Of course, these sentences very accurately describe what has always been my biggest fear.

How do I know?

It is very simple : I just have to look at the decisions I made at all important steps of my life, and how I took these decisions.

It is crystal clear. Amazing. Blessing. Divine.

Let me tell you my friends : I am, you are, we are all God.

That’s surely why the expression « God Bless You » has transformed since long into « Bless You », even for the smallest event, like sneezing 🙂

Feel good,

Luc