Question Everything

When I start to realise that I’m suffering from a lack of sound judgement, or I’ve lapsed into making too many poor decisions, or I’ve been feeling ungrounded, or hypersensitive, then I know I need to question everything for the next few weeks to get me back on track again.

According to the classic hero’s journey, life is a series of quests. Quests can be challenging. If everything in life is a quest, then it is worth questioning everything. When I need to feel more grounded, or I need to be more objective, or less subjective, or I need to improve my decision-making skills, or when I need to be more discerning, or reduce hypersensitivity, these are the quests that can help me to get there.

I choose one quest at a time. Then I spend a day practising each one:

1. Question your motives
2. Question your thoughts
3. Question your feelings
4. Question your five senses
5. Question your actions
6. Question your instincts
7. Question your intuition
8. Question your inner guidance
9. Question your inner critic
10. Question your beliefs
11. Question your attitude
12. Question your assumptions
13. Question your dreams
14. Question your desires
15. Question your passion
16. Question your lust
17. Question your wishes
18. Question your habits
19. Question your addictions
20. Question your obsessions
21. Question your worries
22. Question your kindness
23. Question your generosity
24. Question your guilt
25. Question your selfishness
26. Question your greed
27. Question your pride
28. Question your ego
29. Question your image
30. Question your awareness
31. Question your responsibilities
32. Question your boundaries
33. Question your limitations
34. Question your integrity
35. Question your perfection
36. Question your imperfections
37. Question your dislikes
38. Question your love
39. Question your hate
40. Question your energy
41. Question your attention
42. Question your conscience
43. Question your intentions
44. Question your regrets
45. Question your past
46. Question your present
47. Question your future
48. Question your timing
49. Question your body
50. Question your soul
51. Question your spirit
52. Question your gods

Sometimes I need to be less subjective and more objective about life. I’m not suggesting that emotions should be ignored. Being too objective too often bypasses my ability to feel my feelings. I need to feel my feelings because feeling my feelings can be healing. It’s more realistic to strive to find the place between being subjective and being objective that is right for me and everyone and everything important to me. So, I question what I can see and what I can’t see. Nothing is too sacred to question because everything is sacred.