 If you encounter an obstacle, then it will allow you to go around the obstacle, even if it means backtracking from where you came, because you will have the compass to get you back on track. It will allow you to plot your own course because everyone's journey to achievement is unique. If you simply used a map, you would reach an obstacle and not be able to move forward.
I believe that every person has an internal compass. However, accessing that compass is not easy because each of us sees the world differently. Our life experiences will cause us to act in certain ways or only allow us to turn up to situations from a certain place (where perhaps we can’t achieve our goal). For example, the outcome you will get from a place of resentment will be different to the outcome you get from a place of exploration and possibility. Strategies which served us at one point in our lives to protect us from harm or embarassment, may not be serving us now. For example, a strategy of working hard to achieve good exam results may now be causing burnout and relationship issues. Such strategies create blind spots which manifest as obstacles on our journey towards achievement.
Transformational coaching is the art of enabling clients to see their blind spots and uncovering their internal compass. It is not about giving the client a roadmap to success - there are plenty of people on the internet doing that. If you are looking for a roadmap to success, then transformational coaching is probably not for you. That’s because it requires self-reflection and being fearless to create the insights which move you forward. Alternatively, if you feel that previous roadmaps haven’t worked for you, then now maybe a good time to try coaching.
What are the thematics of your story? What kind of character arc is your character going through? 

Your magic system would be better if it could reflect that. 

For example, if your character has trouble with faith and has to do some soul searching, then a magic system where magic is accessed *through faith* could really make for a good moment. A breakthrough in his story is a powerup too. From your post, there's a God mentionned. Well, ask yourself, does he exists in universe, or is it just their belief? Is the "Holy" magic something exclusive to them? Is it granted by the God? Etc, etc.

Anyway, this [video on the historical origin of the paladin](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpbzjyQoD4w) might help. You can also check the wikipedia page and do research on themWhitburn street in Hartlepool is closed following a serious incident.
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In CAC, we always adhere to independent technological innovation, development and continuous improvement of process technology, through the provision of a sound public engineering system, the use of new technologies and equipment to reduce resources and energy consumption, improve energy efficiency, enhance the reliability and safety of various devices.
In the HSE management system, CAC continuously draws on and innovates safety management concepts and management methods. At the same time, it introduces and draws on the HSE management experience of international companies such as DuPont, and combines multinational companies’ actual experience to explore and summarize the top ten safety concepts, regional safety responsibility system, All employees participation in HSE management practices, with the goal of “zero violations, zero hidden dangers, zero injuries, zero accidents”, and utilize safety culture, safety concept, goals and systems to guide and regulate the daily behavior of employees, so that employees’ awareness is continuously improved and make continuous promotion to upgrade to a new stage of HSE management level in CAC.
In CAC, we advocate a safety culture in which all members participation, including the responsibility for safety, the commitment to safety, the training, the auditing and the investigation of accidents, so as to manage the whole process beforehand, in-process and afterwards.
CAC insists on the management of all employees' occupational safety during the whole process of operation to ensure that daily operations meet occupational safety requirements, covering job risk assessment, safety incentives, contractor management, safety management system, and CAC's all employees provide regular medical examinations and various occupational protection measures.
We've partnered with SeaTrek, a small company in Indonesia offering unique cruises onboard traditional Indonesian pinisi boats, to help you experience remote nooks of Indonesian islands, otherwise unreachable by land. During this week-long sailing adventure, you'll pass through spectacular volcanic landscapes, snorkel amongst colourful reefs, visit traditional island villages and enjoy a starlit barbeque on a deserted beach. You'll travel from Bali all the way to untamed Flores, through the Komodo National Park where you can get close (but not too close....) to the famous Komodo Dragons. You’ll sail onboard a beautifully crafted pinisi boat, with comfortable on-suite cabins and plenty of outdoor space to enjoy the sun and the sweeping sea views. And with many exciting activities led by the experienced local guides, this epic journey is sure to be a memorable one.
Today you’ll travel to the quiet and picturesque village of Amed, on Bali’s eastern coast, where you’ll check into your hotel near to the seafront. You’ll have the afternoon the relax and explore, or perhaps have a quick snorkelling lesson, before meeting with your fellow travellers for evening drinks and dinner next to the Bali Sea.
This morning you’ll be welcomed by your crew as you set off from Amed, and into the unknown. You can relax on the sun deck and get used to life on the boat as you sail from the East Coast of Bali, until making the first stop on the Gili Islands just after lunch. Here you can explore the pristine beaches, as well as taking in one of a number of different watersports if you’re feeling active. In the evening you’ll sail towards the north coast of Lombok, where you’ll drop anchor for the night.
In the morning you’ll awaken to find yourself off the coast of Kenawa Island near Lombok, with incredible views of Mt Rinjani looming over horizon. After breakfast, you’ll have plenty of time to explore the island and enjoy the warm sparkling waters where you can swim and snorkel. Later today you’ll meet the famous “sea gypsies” while visiting their village and learn about their life on the water. Overnight you’ll continue your journey east.
Today it’s an early rise as the boat reaches Saleh Bay, where the majestic whale sharks can often be spotted and if you’re lucky, you’ll see these giants very close! Next, you’ll move to Satonda – an uninhabited volcanic island, and one of the highlights of the journey. The locals believe that the water of the Satonda Crater Lake can extend your life and that the nearby trees can fulfil wishes…..worth a try at least! You’ll also have time to snorkel amongst the pristine Coral Reef along the coast, and as the sun sets you can sit on deck with a cold beer and watch as the bats of Satonda head over to the mainland in search of food. You’ll continue until Sumbawa, a few kilometres away, where the boat will drop anchor for the evening.
As the sun comes up you’ll reach the village of Wera on the east coast of Sumbawa, where you’ll gain an insight into the local culture, as well as the boat-making techniques which form an important part of the community. You will have the afternoon to explore a beautiful volcanic island only a few hours away. Covered in rolling green hills and surrounded by pristine coral reefs, it’s a beautiful spot to enjoy the sun and take in the views. You’ll move on towards Komodo Island, where you’ll moor for the night.
You’ll wake up in front of the quiet bay in the northern part of the Komodo National Park. With colourful coral reefs and rich underwater world, this place is a snorkeller’s paradise. And if you’ve been dreaming to see manta rays, this is just the place as these giants come here to feed. If you’re up for more activities, why not kayak or paddleboard around Gili Lawa Darat island? In the evening you’ll share stories on deck with a well-earned bottle of Bintang beer.
Today you’ll continue to nearby Rinca Island, home to a huge variety of animals including monkeys, buffalo and Komodo Dragons (of course!). The Ranger will lead you to one of the best viewing points on the island, where you’ll look out over the incredible landscape and deep blue sea beyond it. Later today you’ll have a chance to see the sea turtles in their natural habitat, not far from the Siaba island, while snorkelling – an unforgettable experience! In the evening, the crew will prepare a barbeque for everyone on the beach, so you can spend your last night relaxing and reminiscing about your epic journey, before sailing on to your final destination,