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03-05-2008, 04:13 PM
A dream is an "inner view" or illusion, which although is not held
in reality, can be translated into reality, by aligning your belief
system to agree with and affirm this inner view. As a result the
illusion can become real.
A dream suggests that life can be a grand event. According to Peter J
Daniels2, it is "a sense of grandeur". A dream is a glimpse of
destiny, which provides magnificence, nobility and dignity. Dreaming
is a God-given capacity, which must be developed and nurtured with
sensitivity.
I have always maintained that in order for a person to achieve great
results, it must never be viewed as a stroll in the park. In as much
as we do not pray for obstacles to show up along our paths, we must be
prepared to deal with them when they do!
These obstacles are not just physical. The primary obstacles that
present themselves are the ones that appear and recur in one's mind.
They have the habit of standing in the way of one's life's dreams.
These obstacles are those scary heart-throbbing visions that you see
when you take your eyes and internal vision away from your goal and
destination. They are challenges which must be overcome.
The reality about the things that go on in one's mind reflects
where our focus is. Did you know that the thing one focuses on
expands? If you focus on success, it will become reality and it will
surely expand! If you focus on a negative mindset, you will only
produce escalating negative results. An active sensitivity to your
life's dreams will help you stay firmly on the road which is full of
bumps and pot holes.
A dream can be one that you induce with your conscious mind or that
which passes through your subconscious mind, as in when you are
asleep. These dreams have a dimension to be translated to reality or
may only be "pipe dreams", a term which originated from opium
smoking, where the illusions would come and dissipate in a cloud of
smoke, finally to be replaced by another dream that would vanish in
the same way.
A dream is a direction and not a destination. Every dream worth
achieving requires hard work, persistence and sometimes the need to
stand alone. Practical dreamers never sit around waiting for
opportunity – they go in search of opportunity or create it.
Dreams are not given or induced to tease your desires, but to achieve
them!
by Kola Olutimehin BSC FCCA
in reality, can be translated into reality, by aligning your belief
system to agree with and affirm this inner view. As a result the
illusion can become real.
A dream suggests that life can be a grand event. According to Peter J
Daniels2, it is "a sense of grandeur". A dream is a glimpse of
destiny, which provides magnificence, nobility and dignity. Dreaming
is a God-given capacity, which must be developed and nurtured with
sensitivity.
I have always maintained that in order for a person to achieve great
results, it must never be viewed as a stroll in the park. In as much
as we do not pray for obstacles to show up along our paths, we must be
prepared to deal with them when they do!
These obstacles are not just physical. The primary obstacles that
present themselves are the ones that appear and recur in one's mind.
They have the habit of standing in the way of one's life's dreams.
These obstacles are those scary heart-throbbing visions that you see
when you take your eyes and internal vision away from your goal and
destination. They are challenges which must be overcome.
The reality about the things that go on in one's mind reflects
where our focus is. Did you know that the thing one focuses on
expands? If you focus on success, it will become reality and it will
surely expand! If you focus on a negative mindset, you will only
produce escalating negative results. An active sensitivity to your
life's dreams will help you stay firmly on the road which is full of
bumps and pot holes.
A dream can be one that you induce with your conscious mind or that
which passes through your subconscious mind, as in when you are
asleep. These dreams have a dimension to be translated to reality or
may only be "pipe dreams", a term which originated from opium
smoking, where the illusions would come and dissipate in a cloud of
smoke, finally to be replaced by another dream that would vanish in
the same way.
A dream is a direction and not a destination. Every dream worth
achieving requires hard work, persistence and sometimes the need to
stand alone. Practical dreamers never sit around waiting for
opportunity – they go in search of opportunity or create it.
Dreams are not given or induced to tease your desires, but to achieve
them!
by Kola Olutimehin BSC FCCA