Dreams Don't Die


Sometimes, we bemoan dreams we had that have never come to pass - the strange thing is while bemoaning this fact, we never pause to think "would this dream even fit the person I am today?" Nor do people (as a group) tend to realize some dreams you should let go of and look for new ones.

Some dreams come and go, some stay for the duration. If a dream no longer serves you, let it die - let it get recycled and someone else can use it. Create your own dreams, your own past, present, and future. 

Don't dream safe - for in safety there is no thrill. Dream about what you really want, not that which someone else tells you that you should want. 

See it. Imagine it. Feel yourself having it. 

And then let yourself have it and create a new, fantastic dream.

Repeat.

A great affirmation for this is "I only desire that which is part of my divine design." If you affirm that, sooner or later, your desires will change. Just let those that slide away, slide away. And let the new, more amazing dreams that fit you take hold.

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