The Call is not clarity. It is disturbance.
It arrives as restlessness, dissatisfaction, or a quiet pressure you can no longer ignore. Something in your life begins to feel misaligned—not dramatically, but persistently. Old answers stop working. Familiar identities feel thin. What once sustained you now irritates or exhausts you.
This phase marks the beginning of the Hero’s Journey. It’s a recognition: the dawning awareness that remaining where you are carries its own cost. This phase of the path explore this threshold moment—where denial, rationalization, and comfort compete with an emerging sense of responsibility to the Self. These writings are not meant to resolve the call, only to help you hear it clearly. The work here is discernment: separating fear from intuition, ego noise from inner signal.
Nothing is demanded yet. But once the call is heard, it cannot be unheard.
