I am curious whether it's possible to have Primal Question #2 "Am I Secure?" and be focused on social networks where people take care of each other, instead of focused on financial security? I see a lot written about Q#2 people as able to promote resources for thriving and a lot of it is financial. That is definitely not my gift (it's more of a struggle, really) but that question resonates with me at a really deep level--more than all the others--if I can swap it for social forms of security rather than finances. The kryptonite would then be chaos in the network of a person's close relationships rather than chaos in finances, I guess? What recommendations do you have for the Provisioner to bring that Primal Gift, when it's really not connected primarily to finances?
In the past 6 weeks, I've received more yeses to my Primal Question than probably any other period of my life. Profound yeses have arrived in unsolicited sentences nobody had previously spoken over me. My therapist has celebrated these with me as I cry happy tears. But she has also cast a vision for when I could believe the statement version of my Primal Question, whether I'm getting that affirmation & messaging or not.
All of that is to say, your content resonates with my lived experience. I'm grateful you figured out this framework and that your connection to Bob Goff brought it into my life.
Ha, I was thinking I was gonna be arguing with you Mike but then you put God as your #1. Yes, He answered my question so specifically that it really hasn't been an issue since. In fact He showed me that the meaning of my given names carried the answer - how cool is that! And, yeah it's totally on me to remind myself of that if/when I ever start going wobbly.
I enjoyed reading about the idea of the primal question and who ultimately answers it. Questions about purpose, identity, and what gives our lives meaning can lead to some very personal reflections, and I appreciate content that encourages people to slow down and think about those deeper questions. https://www.thelordproject.com/
I am curious whether it's possible to have Primal Question #2 "Am I Secure?" and be focused on social networks where people take care of each other, instead of focused on financial security? I see a lot written about Q#2 people as able to promote resources for thriving and a lot of it is financial. That is definitely not my gift (it's more of a struggle, really) but that question resonates with me at a really deep level--more than all the others--if I can swap it for social forms of security rather than finances. The kryptonite would then be chaos in the network of a person's close relationships rather than chaos in finances, I guess? What recommendations do you have for the Provisioner to bring that Primal Gift, when it's really not connected primarily to finances?
In the past 6 weeks, I've received more yeses to my Primal Question than probably any other period of my life. Profound yeses have arrived in unsolicited sentences nobody had previously spoken over me. My therapist has celebrated these with me as I cry happy tears. But she has also cast a vision for when I could believe the statement version of my Primal Question, whether I'm getting that affirmation & messaging or not.
All of that is to say, your content resonates with my lived experience. I'm grateful you figured out this framework and that your connection to Bob Goff brought it into my life.
God has used the exact timing of my/our reading a Bob Goff book on two separate occasions to help bring about a change He wanted.
Ha, I was thinking I was gonna be arguing with you Mike but then you put God as your #1. Yes, He answered my question so specifically that it really hasn't been an issue since. In fact He showed me that the meaning of my given names carried the answer - how cool is that! And, yeah it's totally on me to remind myself of that if/when I ever start going wobbly.
I enjoyed reading about the idea of the primal question and who ultimately answers it. Questions about purpose, identity, and what gives our lives meaning can lead to some very personal reflections, and I appreciate content that encourages people to slow down and think about those deeper questions. https://www.thelordproject.com/