Exploring your voice for the world is an inner investigation that can support those of us that are asking ourselves questions like: What do I really want? Who am I and what am I sharing with the world. How am I showing up in the world?
Here are a few questions that can help to explore further this idea of your voice:
- What does it mean to have a voice?
- Where do you have a voice in your life?
- Who are you being when you are speaking/singing/listening?
- Is it your voice that is speaking (or someone else's voice speaking through you)?
- Is there a place in your life where your talking and something else is needed?
- Sometimes having a voice may simply mean listening. Your voice is whatever you are creating or expressing. Let's see if we can be more present to what is required at the moment?
- What do you want people to hear?
- What is going to create change or create more of what I want most?
Your voice is the way that you communicate and share what you know is possible in your reality with everyone else. It may take the form of any expression we choose, through movement, song, dance, art, writing or even silence. When we share our voice, we are inviting others into a reality
Exploring our voice in the world and aligning it to meet or more closely match who we are. Our voice expressing how we would like the world to be.
The most interesting bit about this is when you expand and consider what your voice is for the world, it becomes less and less about only you and more and more about how you are showing up for others. Often we suffer most when we feel a sense of disconnect or separation
