Oh that self fulfilling adage – it really is when we look for the same experience even if not consciously. We recently moved from a badly maintained and quite a dilapidated property not to mention one too many negative experiences. We moved to a dream, to our dream. Instead of sitting back enjoying the dream, we keep watching our backs, looking around waiting for some appliance to fall apart, someone to bear bad news, and just about anything from curtains falling apart, to washing machines breaking down.
But, it’s our dream home.
Relax, you are safe now. New beginnings. Good tidings. And you know you own the dream, and are perfectly entitled to live your dream. Wait a minute, did I hear a little doubt there saying, nah it can’t be true, because it’s taken me this long to get here, and how will I manage being so happy fulfilled and content without any need or want? All things falling into place whilst desirable are often more a source of anguish because of past experience that calls our subconscious to deliver the same pattern.
What do we do then? We literally start to create that not to great experience by focusing on the “I can’t”.
Here’s the cue, catch it, and then, sit back look around and relish your dream home. Settle in. Once you do, all else will drop into your lap without any effort at all, because to think that money creates dreams is a fallacy, a conditioning that must be uprooted. You create dreams.
Enjoy your dream, and dream some more. As soon as you start to map the details of your dream adding some emotions too, something might be niggling at you, and that’s your “limitation”. Get rid of it. Become aware of it. Let it pass.
Now where were we? Yes, the dream. Get carried away with your dreams like a child and dare to live with the vulnerability of an infant!
Dare to Dream.
Blessings
Mama Kee x