Hi, I'm Baming with Excited because I just launched my YouTube video series all about

discovering your Dharma. So this is an eight-part video series and afterwards I'm going to be doing eight-part video series all about manifestation. So I'm super stoked to just bring this platform to another level and have you interact with me in a video basis. I feel like we can really connect deeper when we see each other face to face and you can really feel into my energy and my body language. So I wanted to share one of my YouTube videos here with you on the podcast. You can get a little feel of what I'm doing.

I'm sharing over there. So this episode is all about five steps to find your purpose and I hope you enjoy it. So let's dive in.

Five steps to find your purpose. Welcome back. My name is Sahara Rose. I am the best-selling author of Discover Your Dharma Founder of Dharma Coaching Institute. And I am here to help you remember your soul's purpose. The big reason why you are here and make it fun because why not make this Dharma discovery journey joyful.

So so many people ask me all the time, how do I find my Dharma? How do I know what my purpose is? Please help me find more clarity. So I decided to put together by top five tips to find your purpose. Here we go.

Tip one. Believe that you have one. Believe it or not, so many will come to me wanting to find their purpose. And when I ask them, do you believe that you have a purpose? They truthfully say no.

So we cannot find our purpose if we do not believe that we have one. And first of all, if we do not believe that we are worthy of one.

So many of us have this belief that only special people have a purpose. Only the Justin Bieber is of the world or the Olympian athletes, but the truth is we all have a purpose.

If you are here, there is a reason for your being. There are no extras. If you look at nature, it is such perfection. Every single plant tree snowflake is created with such divine alignment.

The seasons always know what's coming next and the earth can always come into harmony without any external influence.

So you two are part of nature. You are part of this harmony. And the fact that you are here means that you have a role to play. So first, believe that you have a purpose. Otherwise, you would not be here.

Number two, commit to embodying it. Now to find your purpose, you must commit to doing whatever it takes to embody it.

And sometimes that takes going through chaos and conflict with your family or loved ones or letting go of former versions of yourself to step into your purpose.

So are you committed? Are you willing to do what it takes? Are you willing to let go of your comfort zone or ways that people once connected with you that may no longer be in alignment?

For example, when I decided to commit to my purpose, my parents were not pleased. They felt it was an unsafe path for me to go down trying to become a writer and they akin to it like a starving artist.

And they told me that I would regret this and our conflict got worse and worse and worse until my dad one day said, you know what, you are dead to me. I want nothing to do with you. You are a failure. You are a loser.

So here I was losing the approval of the very people I spent my whole life trying to gain the approval of.

And that is what I needed. That was part of my soul. So you need curriculum to help me embody my Dharma because I needed to believe in myself, even when the people I love the most and not believe in me.

So are you committed to embodying your Dharma? Are you willing to go through whatever it may take? Because sometimes you have created an entire life based off of you being out of alignment with your purpose that when you begin to move in alignment with your purpose, different pieces of it may fall apart.

But trust that if you are following your truth, it is all happening for a reason. Step three, understand your Dharma archetype. I have developed nine Dharma archetypes to help you understand your purpose in roles that we can see in other people that create patterns and recognition to see how these unique Dharma archetypes are universal.

Some of these archetypes include the teacher, the visionary, the researcher, the entrepreneur, the nurturer, the entertainer, the artist, the warrior and the activist.

So if you're curious in learning about your Dharma archetype and how it plays a role in your soul's purpose, head over to my Dharma archetype quiz at Dharma archetype quiz.com. And you can find that link below. It's absolutely free and we'll tell you your top two Dharma archetypes.

...