21 June
When the end of each day approaches do you look to what you have achieved, or do you wish you’d spent the last few hours differently? A simple question, but one which very few take the time to ask themselves regularly, and hence the growing dissatisfaction in their lives.
One cannot hope to meander along without a goal or plan, and expect to be content with achievements which are far and few between the idle moments spent dithering. Life is short and there are many pathways one may take to make the most of hours given to us, wide awake.
A rudimentary road map is provided from an early age to help to guide us onward and live out our time on centre stage. But if we ignore direction, and dull our senses to our intuition through overuse of substances which cloud our vision, then we will forever be lost to the greater plan, and lose the precious time so granted us upon this land.
So make a note of what you would like to achieve in days to come. Break this goal or action into smaller pieces, and have fun preparing your own strategy of how you will achieve this wondrous result at will. And see to it that there are tangible targets to achieve each day to set you on your way.
Before long you will then find a newfound love of life, and joy will be your constant companion even throughout times of strife. And you will have the pleasure of ending each and every day as you thus intended, fully extended, meaningful and purpose driven, looking forward to rising once again when dawn reappears to continue on your journey so sacred to yourself. What a life of dreams brought to fruition, what great wealth!
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