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I HAD A DREAM! A dream meditation
DREAM - VISION - WHERE WILL IT TAKE YOU?
I'm sharing a dream that showed me where I was going in life and adding a recent radio interview about why I wrote four books.
I had a dream many years ago that one day I'd inspire and teach people, many people to think beyond their preconceived limitations to live with a greater sense of their unique powers, rely upon their psychic impressions to guide them in life and be fulfilled..
When I had my dream I was a single mother pulling pennies together to keep a roof over our heads and food on the table.
To dream about me being on stage talking to an audience seemed, well, silly. What would I offer? Why would people want to hear me? Was that it, just a dream?
It's easier to say why you didn't accomplish what you hoped for than think if you kept to it, didn't give up, had greater faith, much would be revealed.
In the dream I stood on a stage encouraging others to see with their psychic eye, to developed their telepathic abilities. But the dream was so powerful that when I awoke I recorded it on paper never knowing how, why and where it would take me.I kept those notes until I was standing before a group at a podium, before my classes began to fill up, before so much manifested.
Since then I've written four books, two screenplays, taught many about psychic development, tarot, been invited to lecture on stage, on a couple of TV talk shows and my favorite, interviewed many times on the radio! Please listen to my latest radio interview, see link below.
As a Life Coach and for over forty years conducting psychic readings for clients across the USA and diverse parts of the world I've just about heard all the dreams, hopes, goals and as well as why people can't achieve them:
too old, too young, too fat, too thin, not educated enough, overly educated, no money, too responsible for others, a disorder (many to chose from) that doesn't support success/change, wrong sex, wrong color, wrong day, wrong time, wrong, wrong, wrong....
I say stop it!
Do we always get what we set out for? No.
But know this! In the process of taking steps toward what we hope will be our dream come true life we learn more about ourselves and open the doors to opportunities perhaps never thought of before.
Remember stay flexible, keep an open mind when reaching for that dream, and don't lose faith.
What is your dream?
Following your dream can take you many places and teach you much about your wonderful self, your abilities and talents
Here's an easy meditation for staying in the glow of your hopeful heart:
Sit quietly in a space you won't be interrupted by people, pets or phones.
Place a budding flower in front of you, a white candle and a colored one (yellow is inspiring, red is motivating, blue is encouraging and so forth). You can add an image of what you are ready to accomplish, to manifest. Place it in front of you so you can keep an eye on it.
Now, relax - slow nice rhythmic breathing, mentally see your dream, or goal as clearly as you can and/or look at your image.
Let your eyes slowly close as you keep that image in your mind's eye.
Say Aloud:
My heart is full of hope
My mind is clear
My soul is inspired
My spirit createsI manifest my vision
With faith as I walk the path
ready for whatever and whomever
I meets long the way, I trust
all is part of my journey
to realize my fulfillment
of my vision.
As it takes form,
I take form, transcending
challenges,
transforming to my true self.
May this or something better happen in my life.
So Mote it be.
Stay a while, enjoy the flickering candle flame. When you're ready to go snuff it out.
Let the flower open in the days to come. When the flower has reached it zenith and the petals drop give back to earth or place in a moving body of water.
You can repeat this two more times, but don't look back. Meaning don't dwell upon when? How? Who? Just take steps and keep faith.
Every book I wrote others suggested I do it but one. One that is truly my own inspiration written for me.
Which one is it?
Listen:
hear on your computer, iPad, iPhone, scroll to my name June Ahern.
June Ahern
I'm sharing a dream that showed me where I was going in life and adding a recent radio interview about why I wrote four books.
I had a dream many years ago that one day I'd inspire and teach people, many people to think beyond their preconceived limitations to live with a greater sense of their unique powers, rely upon their psychic impressions to guide them in life and be fulfilled..
When I had my dream I was a single mother pulling pennies together to keep a roof over our heads and food on the table.
To dream about me being on stage talking to an audience seemed, well, silly. What would I offer? Why would people want to hear me? Was that it, just a dream?
It's easier to say why you didn't accomplish what you hoped for than think if you kept to it, didn't give up, had greater faith, much would be revealed.
In the dream I stood on a stage encouraging others to see with their psychic eye, to developed their telepathic abilities. But the dream was so powerful that when I awoke I recorded it on paper never knowing how, why and where it would take me.I kept those notes until I was standing before a group at a podium, before my classes began to fill up, before so much manifested.
Since then I've written four books, two screenplays, taught many about psychic development, tarot, been invited to lecture on stage, on a couple of TV talk shows and my favorite, interviewed many times on the radio! Please listen to my latest radio interview, see link below.
As a Life Coach and for over forty years conducting psychic readings for clients across the USA and diverse parts of the world I've just about heard all the dreams, hopes, goals and as well as why people can't achieve them:
too old, too young, too fat, too thin, not educated enough, overly educated, no money, too responsible for others, a disorder (many to chose from) that doesn't support success/change, wrong sex, wrong color, wrong day, wrong time, wrong, wrong, wrong....
I say stop it!
Do we always get what we set out for? No.
But know this! In the process of taking steps toward what we hope will be our dream come true life we learn more about ourselves and open the doors to opportunities perhaps never thought of before.
Remember stay flexible, keep an open mind when reaching for that dream, and don't lose faith.
What is your dream?
Following your dream can take you many places and teach you much about your wonderful self, your abilities and talents
Here's an easy meditation for staying in the glow of your hopeful heart:
Sit quietly in a space you won't be interrupted by people, pets or phones.
Place a budding flower in front of you, a white candle and a colored one (yellow is inspiring, red is motivating, blue is encouraging and so forth). You can add an image of what you are ready to accomplish, to manifest. Place it in front of you so you can keep an eye on it.
Now, relax - slow nice rhythmic breathing, mentally see your dream, or goal as clearly as you can and/or look at your image.
Let your eyes slowly close as you keep that image in your mind's eye.
Say Aloud:
My heart is full of hope
My mind is clear
My soul is inspired
My spirit createsI manifest my vision
With faith as I walk the path
ready for whatever and whomever
I meets long the way, I trust
all is part of my journey
to realize my fulfillment
of my vision.
As it takes form,
I take form, transcending
challenges,
transforming to my true self.
May this or something better happen in my life.
So Mote it be.
Stay a while, enjoy the flickering candle flame. When you're ready to go snuff it out.
Let the flower open in the days to come. When the flower has reached it zenith and the petals drop give back to earth or place in a moving body of water.
You can repeat this two more times, but don't look back. Meaning don't dwell upon when? How? Who? Just take steps and keep faith.
Every book I wrote others suggested I do it but one. One that is truly my own inspiration written for me.
Which one is it?
Listen:
hear on your computer, iPad, iPhone, scroll to my name June Ahern.
June Ahern
