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LoveIsTheAnswer
05-30-2008, 05:50 AM
Do not forget that it is real.
The dream is both of substance and infinite possibility!

karatekid
05-30-2008, 08:26 AM
Just an INSIDE secret that you might WANT to let the Universe KNOW about.

That YOU have a strong DESIRE about CREATING an AWESOME movie a movie about your LIFE here and NOW. And that you truly want to FEEL the VIBRATION ALIGNMENT with all that is involved.

It really comes down to being in VIBRATIONAL ALIGNMENT.

The UNIVERSE responds with..

IF YE BELIEVE IT, YE WILL SEE IT.

You were sent here with all YE could ever IMAGINE, Everything that ever WAS, Everything that ever is NOW, And everything that will ever BE. Is CREATED by DIRECTORS of THOUGHT with VIBRATIONAL ALIGNMENT.

You are the DIRECTOR of your movie about your LIFE now!

As a matter of fact you have been DIRECTING your REALITY the whole time.

This is a REALITY CHECK....

I have a DESIRE to see you LIVE your most AWESOME life, just let ME KNOW where you WANT to go and I will guide you there all the way.

with SUPER LOVE,

THE UNIVERSE

LoveIsTheAnswer
06-01-2008, 06:05 AM
For the best part of fifteen years, all I could see was a bleak future.
I was in a dead-end job, working exceedingly long hours, struggling to get through every day.
Most every night was spent learning some new skill, studying and unsuccessfully trying to apply all the esoteric wisdom I had gleaned over my lifetime - desperately searching for a way out of my dilemna, but believing all the time that;
"The way out is the way through".

On the occasions I did get some sleep and woke up in the morning, it was like waking UP to a nightmare - nothing to look forward too, no light at the end of the tunnel, save that in my mind - the teensiest glimmer of hope that if I obeyed the laws of Love long enought, that God (Love) would smile upon me and release me from this torment.
I was starting to think I might be turning into the vampire - I dreaded the rising of the morning sun so much...
I dreaded the sound of the phone, as it invariably brought bad news, I hated looking in the mail and stayed away from society and the world as much as I could.
About my highest aspiration was to able to *survive* - and by that I mean, get through a day without things getting *worse* - and then having even more to dread the next day.
I wasn't at all being kind to myself - thrashing my body in every way, trying to extract more work hours out of each day, eating rarely, not enough exercise - you name it, I was neglecting it.
The notion of being able to *survive" was a big thing to me and it was something I aspired to.

On the 21st December, 2005, all that changed - in the biggest way I could ever imagine.
Thesedays, just about all the concerns of the past have fallen below my threshold of consciousness, replaced by new aspirations and dreams.

Yet even now, I find myself reaching, longing and yearning to reach my new goal just as hard as I did back then and feeling just as frustrated at not having reached it as well!

It reminds me yet again not to focus on the goal SO hard that the journey is ignored.

Take time out to thank yourself occasionally for the progress you HAVE made.