Follow Your Dreams

Intuitive values are the stuff of dreams. 

They drive our passions and bring us closer to the truth in our hearts. 

Don't deny your dreams. When you close your eyes tonight, vow to dream from your heart. It will be magical.

Intuitive values are filters we feel and project as attitude. These include dignity, curiosity, courage, patience and gratitude. Trusting them is trusting our dreams. They bring us personal strength, social opportunity and professional direction. All of it makes us charismatic.

The grass is greener when we water it. If you want more from your dreams, give more to your waking moments. It’s really all about what you are willing to invest in your desires right now. - How much do you want it and what are you willing do?

Realizing dreams is includes realizing the importance of placing limits on limits. Generally, we are too hard on ourselves. This backfires, causing personal doubt and self-anger. Growth, disappointment and self-development are the natural ebb and flow of every aspect of life. We all have our seasons. Stay on your path with intuitive values and trust your rhythm and your efforts. Dance more.

Do what is right and then, allow tides of change in your Life to rise and fall without feeling responsible. Often, change shakes out important facts or rids us of trash. Use what you feel with your mind and think with your senses to stay aware of your heart and in touch with your dreams. Talk less and sense more to discover productive collaborations, clear communication and creative solutions.

 

"You are a worthy individual, no matter what your past, no matter what your thoughts, no matter who believes in you. You are life itself, growing and expanding and reaching upward. All people are valuable, beautiful and unique. Every experience you have is meant to teach you more about creating love in your life.” ~ Orin

When we follow our dreams it feels like love, divine dignity and peaceful joy. There are boundaries but no limits to enjoying the dance of Life.




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