Manifestation and visualization is the name of the game these days.

Today, we’re going to talk a little bit about what your highest self means and how to access it. At the bottom of the page, I’ve shared four journaling prompts to help you connect with and visualize your highest self. So be sure to copy these down so you can come back to them later!

What is your highest self?

What exactly do we mean when we’re talking about “your highest self”? It’s a phrase that’s gained a lot of traction over the last few years. But it’s kind of a lofty subject. To put it too simply, it’s the “best” version of yourself. But even that description leaves a lot unanswered. What is “best” anyway? How do I know what’s “best” for me?

The concept of the highest self is philosophical, so there are many ways to interpret it. I love psychologist Athena Laz’s description of as: “the part of us that is wise, aware and connected to all that is.” 

Your highest self is the part of you that stands unwavering by the stresses of modern-day life. It’s the awareness that rests behind all your thoughts, worries & attachments. Your highest self is where your physical body meets the spiritual realm. It is the part of you that is at peace and eternal. 

Connecting with and visualizing our highest selves is one of the noblest journeys we can embark on.

to-do lists, journaling is a great way to clear the clutter from your mind and access the piece of you beneath all of that – your highest self. 

When you’re connected to your highest self, things start to open up for you. You’re suddenly more connected to your intuition, so you can feel confident and aligned with your actions. You find yourself healing old wounds of self-doubt and lack, so you can experience lasting transformation.

And perhaps most importantly, you start prioritizing yourself, so you can better show up for others.

Journal Prompts to Help You Visualize Your Highest Self

– What is standing in your way right now? What would happen if you could overcome that obstacle? Or more importantly, what would happen if you didn’t?

– What have I done this month that’s felt truly, authentically like I was being me? Where have I felt most aligned?

– If I had no fear of failure or judgment, what passions + unique gifts do I have that I would love to share with the world?

– Thinking of these 4 categories: Career/Money, Relationships/Love, Health/Wellness + Spiritual Evolution, where would I like to be in 6 months?

After utilizing these prompts, I guarantee you’ll feel more connected to your inner desires and more aligned on your creative path.