The 60 Day Journey

By Andrea Hill

The 60 Day Journey is a two month guide that helps you discover your life purpose, grow spiritually, and obtain inner peace and happiness. For each of the 60 days you will have a short lesson along with a daily assignment that will take you one step closer to becoming the person you've always dreamed of. You will find yourself meditating, taking nature walks, meeting your spirit guides, and even gazing at the stars at night. Each assignment is designed to help you release your past, heal from the traumas you've experienced, and to finally find yourself. It's never too late to start. Today is your day. Make it count.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lulu.com
• Release date: Jul 8, 2021
• ISBN: 9781716992018

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The 60 Day Journey

Andrea Hill

Copyright © 2020 by Andrea Lynn Hill

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Revised paperback edition December 2020

Book design by Andrea Lynn Hill and

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ISBN 978-1-7163-3045-2

To Destro.  Thank you for choosing me as your mother.  I love you more than life itself.

Welcome To the 60 Day Journey

If you’re reading this, then you are just like me.  You have reached a point in life where you’re ready for a change.  It happens to all of us at some point in life, some earlier than others, but it always occurs to us that there’s more to life than the daily grind of waking, working, eating, and sleeping.  And when it occurs to anyone that there is more to life than those self-imposed daily routines, it’s hard to stop searching until you find the much-needed answers you are looking for.

I have spent the last 16 years searching; searching for answers, searching for the meaning of life, and searching for my own life purpose.  Along the way, during those many years of exploration, I found not only the answers to my own questions, but I’ve figured out a plethora of methods to develop spiritually, emotionally, and as a compassionate human being.  I began applying the methods I learned to my everyday life, and over time became exactly who I always wanted to be.  I was more Zen and at peace, I was happier, I was more compassionate, I was more spiritual, and my psychic gifts developed a thousand-fold. 

The practices I put into place were not extremely difficult or out there and woo-woo.  They did not require so much of my time and energy that I wanted to give them up.  On the contrary, the methods were so simple and easy to do that I was almost irritated with myself for not figuring it all out years before.  I thought How could I have missed this all these years?!  Silly me.  And silly all of us! 

During my own journey of self-exploration, I kept thinking to myself Why are we not given a manual when we become adults?  Or when we are born?  Wouldn’t that be nice?

The reality is that we aren’t given a handy how-to book, and we are all just winging this thing called life.  And let me tell you, I don’t think any of us really know what it is that we are doing.  We are all just roaming around blindfolded with our hands extended out in front of us, trying to feel our way around and working really hard not to fall on our faces.  It’s important to remember that everyone is in that same boat.  Comparing yourself to others is futile because at some point in everyone’s lives there was a time where everything was questioned and everything was so overwhelmingly confusing that it was hard to breathe.  Everyone struggles!

Do you ever play that fun game of If I could travel back in time, I would… and then fantasize about all the things you’d do differently to make your future life ten times easier?  If you haven’t, don’t even go there.  If you have, you know what I mean when I say it’s a slippery slope and pure torture.  I used to spend hours fantasizing about going back in time to high school and being a better student.  I would join the cross country and swim teams, I would study more, and I would take my college education more seriously.  I would know exactly what I want to do with my life as a professional so I don’t end up wasting the first several years of my life bouncing from one job to the next.  Every time I would have those daydreams, I would end up becoming so frustrated that it would result in me being irritated and slightly angry.  Now that I’m in my 30’s I don’t entertain those thoughts anymore.  Instead, I think about how unfair it is that society puts so much pressure on teenagers.  How can we possibly know what we want to do with the rest of our adult life at 17 or 18 years of age?  How is that even reasonable? 

At 18 I was too worried about hanging out with friends, having a good time, and also having anxiety attacks about what I was going to do with my life.  Because of those freak outs, I never came to a decision.  The fear of making the wrong decision was so crippling that I couldn’t budge.  We are too young to make such an important and life changing decision.  We need years of life experience, time to explore who we are and grow as individuals, and we need time to live life as adults before we can decide what job we want to do for the next 20-40 years.  Doesn’t it make more sense to have that time first BEFORE making that decision? 

Unfortunately, that’s not the American reality.  Our reality is that we are prepped in High School to figure life out in a very superficial way, go to college (if we are lucky enough to do so), get a job, and then have a freak out in our 30’s because we are unhappy, unfulfilled, and wondering about the meaning of life.  Sound familiar?  It does to me.  I lived that very thing! 

Fast forward from High School anxiety attacks to 25 year old Andrea.  I was a new mom, college dropout, and suffering from a terrible case of postpartum depression.  I was so depressed and suicidal that I just didn’t see the point of life anymore.  I went down a downward spiral of being extremely selfish and self-destructive.  I was determined to make everyone else as unhappy as I was.  And when I hit rock bottom of hurting my husband and family, and having one more final freak out, the fog lifted, I saw the sun above my head, and I thought to myself What the hell was that all about?!

I was lucky enough to have the depression just kind of fade away.  Unfortunately, not everyone is that lucky.  To those people, I encourage you to get help, talk to someone, and know that it will get better.  When my depression dissipated, I had this moment of clarity where I knew that