To see dreams and ideas come alive, we must choose to BELIEVE in them with 100% of us and infuse that belief into each cell, consistently. Doubt serves as a cleaver, disconnecting belief and faith and serves to unravel dreams.
If we think we believe in something but our words, actions, thoughts and feelings don't reflect that belief, there will be a disconnect somewhere along the belief system. That disconnect over a matter of time will be reflected back to us and manifests itself as dis-ease, dissatisfaction, anxiety, angst, numbness or any number of symptoms.
On the flip side, doubt can serve as an opportunity to strengthen our belief. Past, present and future are all said to be memories. This is helpful when thinking about the concept of realizing dreams. We can bring dreams into fruition by believing in in them as a reality in the here and now. We are in the land of 'already done' but we often lose sight of that when we see through the eyes of intellect alone, choosing not to believe in the knowing, intelligence and wisdom that lies in our hearts and gut.
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Clear channel of belief
If ever we think the problem is 'out there', as Stephen Covey says 'that thought itself is the problem'. If this is hitting home for you, shine the light of belief and knowing onto your dream. Erase doubt and replace it with 100% conviction, consistently.
Note - the dream you wish to realize needs to be inline with truth and ring true to the essence of who you truly are and what you stand for. If you don't know what that is, then you have found your starting point. Oh and expect fear, insecurities and vulnerabilities to come up along this journey into your dreams. I wish someone told me to expect a lot of that. It is only natural that they rear their heads when our vulnerable inner truth attempts to break free and grow. Strengthen your resolve to know your truth more deeply in your mind, body and soul I promise you it is worth it. You have everything to lose by not trying.
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