Motivational Quote of the
Day from Nightingale.com
"Love is what
we were born with.
Fear is what we learned here."
Fear is what we learned here."
— Marianne Williamson: is a spiritual
activist, author, and lecturer
Abraham-Hicks
Publications
Begin telling
the story of your desire, and then add to it the details of the positive
aspects that you can find that match those desires. And then embellish your
positive expectation by speculating with your good-feeling Wouldn't it be nice if . . . ?
examples. You can say things like: Only good things come to me. . . I'll figure it out as I go along. . .. Every time you tell your better-feeling story, you will feel better and the details of your life will improve. The better it gets, the better it gets.
--- Abraham
Excerpted from
the book "Money and the Law of Attraction: Learning to Attract Health,
Wealth and Happiness" # 489
Everything that has ever been lived, everything that has ever been written
down or documented, has been vibration first. Everything has been conjured in vibration
first before it manifests. So if something has manifested and you continue to
give it your attention, the fact that it is true should really hold no weight
with you. The question that we would ask is not, is it true, or is it
undeniable? The question that we would ask is, how does it make me feel when I
focus upon it? And if the answer to the question is, it doesn't make me feel
very good when I focus upon it, then we would say, true or not, it does not
serve you. And if you will activate a different part of your vibration—the
"truth" will shift. --- Abraham
Excerpted from
the workshop in El Paso , TX
By Default, I Could Have Attracted Unwanted Relationships... Many of the
relationships or experiences you have attracted
you would not have deliberately attracted
if you had been doing it on purpose, but much of your attraction is not done by deliberate
intent, but rather by default. . . . It is important to understand that you get
what you think about, whether you want it or not. And chronic thoughts about
unwanted things invite, or ask for, matching experiences. The Law of Attraction makes it so. --- Abraham
Excerpted from
the book, The Vortex, Where the Law of Attraction Assembles All
Cooperative Relationships # 487
Our Love, Jerry and Esther
Daily Feng Shui Tip from
Astrology.com
Let's
see -- where was I? Oh, that's right, trying to remember what to share with you
on 'I Forgot Day.' The ancients say there's no better way to boost your own
memory than to employ the medicinal herb rosemary! This herb actually has a history
that goes back thousands of years. Along with its abilities to aid memory, it
was also considered a symbol of friendship and loyalty. Even 13th century Queen
Elizabeth of Hungary
Daily Dream Decoder from
Astrology.com
Journey
The longer one's life, the more apparent it
becomes that life is not a destination, but rather a journey of searching for
meaning, understanding, and ultimately happiness. While we don't necessarily
characterize our dreams as journeys, there is a sense in which our waking
journey is sometimes affected by our most powerful or memorable dreams.
Many dreams include needing to travel from A to B before
progress is made in completing the dream task. Many times, this traveling is
the challenge. The elements may be uncooperative or contrary. Traveling
machines may be magically powerful or nonsensical and unreliable. Sometimes, we
are simply walking across a field, down a road, up a hill, through the forest,
or along the cliffs on our journey. The environment around us along the way can
be familiar, strange, friendly, anxiety-ridden, and a host of other
possibilities. The purpose of the traveling and the companions along the way
can be significant.
The journey is often a symbol for trying to find what is needed
to bring life into equilibrium. This is the task of finding one's place in the
universe. It could also be characterized as the archetypal search for the most
authentic self. In either of these metaphors, there is the idea that our souls
tend to be a little restless at times. The journey is the task of finding out
what the soul needs to quiet that restlessness.
In waking life, this is played out by the I need a change
feeling that crops up every now and then. The process of individuating yourself
from the expectations and influences of others conjures feelings along these
lines. In dreaming, we often travel alone, leaving others behind by choice or
necessity, to find what our next task is.
Along the way, who we meet and what we partake in may reveal
much about where our individual struggle is in the waking, conscious self. We
may encounter strangers with whom there is an adversarial relationship or a
romantic one. We may encounter mystical strangers who unlock unknown powers
within us or withdraw particular powers from us. In either case, the journey is
our personal goal, and how we experience others during the process says much
about the relationships of our waking world.
Is your destination known to others, or held in confidence?
Do others invite you to accompany them, vice versa, or are you
on a solitary trip?
Can others direct you, or are you traveling to an unknown place?
Answers to these questions influence the meaning of the dream in your life.
Children
Children are fascinating characters in dreams
because they reflect so honestly our own thoughts and feelings. Children are
often afraid of what is worth being feared, have deeply held senses of right
and wrong and show reckless abandon in both likes and dislikes.
To dream of being befriended by a child can be a complex event.
If you know the child in waking and dreaming, this may reflect a
wish-fulfillment or projection. If you do not know the child from your waking
life, he or she may be a reflection of yourself at a particular time in your
past. The main puzzle piece to discern is the nature of your activity and
relationship with the child.
Parenting a child can also be a simple wish-fulfillment dream or
something more complex. Parenting a child may be a way that your brain is
working out some difficulty in your own relationship to your parents or another
relationship of responsibility.
Parenting can also be a power projection dream. There may be a
relationship in your life where you feel out of control and want to bring it
back under control. Since most of us have felt our parents exert emotional
power toward us at different times, we are now doing likewise in the dream
relationship.
The converse of this is dreaming of yourself as the child while
other figures from your life exert power in different areas. You may have
dreamt that you were playing dress-up in the office and your co-workers were
all regular adult figures. In waking, you may in fact experience them as more
powerful than yourself or even excessively powerful.
Sarcasm
Dreams are as open to humor as they are to any
other part of your personality. Sarcasm is a particularly interesting facet of
humor that emphasizes the shortcomings of a person. Consequently, whether you
initiate or are the butt of the sarcasm shows something about your place in the
dream.
Sometimes, the entire dream falls into this category. The dream
is almost a cruel joke played upon you. This may be a dream that sheds light on
your relationships or potential in the world. This dream may occur when you are
in a situation that could potentially place you in circumstances that are way
over your head.
Dream sarcasm often has metaphorical meaning related to waking
events and vice-versa. For example, a phrase used by others to torment you may
become a central object in the dream that you either worship or loathe.
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