The traditional definition of a Missionary is someone who goes to another country to take the word of God to places it has not yet reached, while at the same time helping those who are in need of care. For centuries the Missionary’s life has been devoted to bringing their version of the word of God throughout the world as a spiritual networker of God. The Missionary introduces a high truth into a culture or group of people, such as bringing an Eastern religion into a Western culture, or vice versa. Missionaries endeavor to convert others to their way of thinking and belief system. However, if you look at the Missionary from a more outrageous, micro-definition, you realize that when you bring your spiritual life into a field of people—who perhaps know nothing about the world of archetypes and spiritual practices—then you are a Missionary.
So, the Missionary energy may be far more in your system than you had imagined. Observe yourself and how you behave when you speak to people. Ask yourself every time you open your mouth: “Am I on a mission?” The idea of being on a sacred mission is to be a Missionary for something greater than yourself—that is a real calling and happens when you get out of the Earth level of being a Missionary. To be called on a mission at a higher level is an extraordinary archetype. However, being called on a mission is very different to deciding for yourself that you want to be a Missionary. Part of the emptiness that some people feel relates to the fact that they cannot find their mission, that they long to be called, but they cannot feel their way into that world. And it is very much a missing element because truly, the highest, most soothing grace you can carry inside of you is the feeling that your life serves a sacred mission. There is nothing else that can compare to that feeling, that what you do is on behalf of a calling much greater than yourself.
So, the Missionary energy may be far more in your system than you had imagined. Observe yourself and how you behave when you speak to people. Ask yourself every time you open your mouth: “Am I on a mission?” The idea of being on a sacred mission is to be a Missionary for something greater than yourself—that is a real calling and happens when you get out of the Earth level of being a Missionary. To be called on a mission at a higher level is an extraordinary archetype. However, being called on a mission is very different to deciding for yourself that you want to be a Missionary. Part of the emptiness that some people feel relates to the fact that they cannot find their mission, that they long to be called, but they cannot feel their way into that world. And it is very much a missing element because truly, the highest, most soothing grace you can carry inside of you is the feeling that your life serves a sacred mission. There is nothing else that can compare to that feeling, that what you do is on behalf of a calling much greater than yourself.