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This question is often whispered by many servers, usually when they're alone and no one is around to hear but the God within.

They've done everything they know to to, and worked to evolve themselves the best they can. They've felt the call of their soul to embark upon the mission, and answered it. But it hasn't brought them success in very many regards. Sure, they've experienced moments of it here and there, but overall it leaves them wanting, struggling for a goal that remains beyond reach.

I work with reality to expand myself as well as the world in which I live. Permit me to share some of my understandings in hopes they will assist you on your journey.

Reality is the totality of the outer world around us. We are not separate from that reality, but an integral part of it. We participate in, contribute to and experience that reality for a purpose as we explore this great 3-dimensional system of creation.

Discovering that purpose and how to use it is part of our journey through life. Our job is to live and experience the reality of the moment while simultaneously doing what we can to create the future we want or need.

No, I'm not going to take you on some meditative journey. Rather, today is about how you might ride out the energetic troughs that inevitably hit every server.

First, some perspective. Everything is made up of energy. And energy is intelligence.

Certain types of energy -- that which comes from our source -- resonates with and within us more than others. It carries to us "information," or if you will, light that illuminates our awareness and provides direction on how to create and process the lives we're living.

The awakening servers who are working for a new world are a unique bunch. Altruistic to a fault, they often move forward with their missions with blinders as to its impact on them and their lives, at least until things spiral out of control.

In our experience, here's what these well-intentioned individuals need -- and probably want -- most:

1. A more effective mission.

Their lives are so wrapped up in what they're trying to offer others and the world that the quest for its success or failure defines them.

Lest you get the wrong idea, I don't suggest that you turn your attention away from the outer world. After all, that's where the action is.

It's in that outer world that you will work, evolving your emotions, exploring possibilities, and most importantly, applying your actions.

Rather, it is a balance between the two that I recommend.

Every outer situation has an inner component. Every inner component has an outer expression.