What's the meaning of life?
Am I really happy?
Why am I going through challenges? As you make progress in overcoming life challenges and grow as a person, you'll eventually arrive at a crossroads, where you'll need to ask yourself these questions. These are calling for you to go on an adventure, to embark on your heroic journey into your inner world to discover who you truly are, what you really want, and why you were born. Hiroyuki Hiro Miyazaki, the acknowledged expert in emotional healing and life coaching, answers these questions and offers a paradigm-shifting perspective in this book Discover Your Phoenix in the Game of Life. Through a series of deep, thought-provoking dialogues and stories, he uncovers the emotional pains from various life challenges that impede your authenticity and hamper your potential. He provides psychological insights, visualization exercises, and reflective questions that can begin to heal your deeply held pains and invite realizations to arise. In the process, you will discover your Phoenix, your life-changing transformation and renewed sense of identity that will successfully guide you through life. The phoenix is flying across time and space,
arriving at the crossroads of your life.
Doubt, and she'll disappear into thin air.
Chase, and she'll slip through your fingers like desert sand.
Surrender, and she'll show you the way to your destiny.
--Hiroyuki Hiro Miyazaki Your Phoenix is your authentic higher self who knows exactly why you were born into this lifetime, what you really want, and where you are headed. As the process of discovering your authenticity involves letting go of the old and rebirthing into a new life, the Phoenix works very well as a metaphor to convey the transformational process and the magnitude of its importance in one's life. Your Phoenix contains your most deeply held beliefs, your values, and the principles you live by. When your Phoenix reveals itself, it fuels you with a deep sense of purpose that burns brightly with the fire of your passion. The Game of Life Theory explains that you were born into this life for a purpose, and before this life, you preplanned important events and meetings so you can grow and fulfill the said purpose. You entered this life without a conscious awareness of such blueprints, and you will depend on your free will to go about your life's path. Does this theory portray the truth about our lives? The author invites you to answer this question onl