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Bashar, channeled by Darryl Anka, gives one formula for finding your passion. In one session he calls it “the full formula”: act on your highest excitement to the best of your ability, with no insistence on outcome. These are channeled teachings, and the steps below follow them.
1. Follow the thread of excitement
In any moment, pick the option, activity or idea that excites you most. It does not have to be your “life purpose”. It can be something small and simple.
The idea is that excitement is a built-in compass. It points to the path most in line with your higher self.
2. Act on it fully, with no expectation
Take the most exciting option you can, with the resources you have. Go as far as you can, until you cannot move further for now.
Do not try to control the outcome. Put your attention on the experience. This takes away the anxiety of needing a guaranteed end result and keeps you in flow.
3. Check for hidden fear or avoidance
Ask yourself: “If I did this, what am I afraid might happen?” Bashar gives this question in his answer on how to tell anxiety from excitement.
‘If I did move forward in this way, what am I afraid might happen?’ Because that will reveal any anxieties that might be within you that you were unaware of. And if the whole path is truly anxiety being disguised as passion because you're afraid to face something within yourself, asking that question will reveal that to you as well.
Bashar, channeled by Darryl Anka, Why Anxiety Is Disguising Your True Passion, section "Anxiety vs. Excitement"
The fear question shows whether a path is real passion or anxiety in disguise.
If fear shows up, decide what it is. It can be a warning that the path is not aligned. It can also be resistance to growth, a belief you need to work through. This keeps you from mistaking avoidance for passion.
4. Let the next exciting step appear
When you reach a natural pause or stop, ask: “What’s the next most exciting thing I can do from here?”
Keep repeating this. Over time the steps connect into one path.
5. Trust the cumulative effect
Bashar teaches that you do not need to see the full plan. When you act on excitement again and again, opportunities, skills and connections come together. Your passion shows itself along the way.
Source: Bashar
