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This Part Of Me
July 26, 2013
Thirty Two Things I’ve Learned
September 7, 2013

What If You Knew Your Dream Would Come True?

‘If you knew, without a doubt, that your dream was going to come true within three weeks, would you prepare in any way? What would you do?’

That was the question I posted on my Facebook page a few days ago.

The response was so interesting and many of the answers hinted at the kind of dreams people had, as well as the enormous gratitude they would feel and express! Wonderful and so uplifting!

But equally fascinating were those who said they would panic and not know what to do, and I couldn’t help but wonder how many of us are more scared of GREAT things happening than we care to admit? How many of us are truly more frightened of success than failure?  We may say we want this, that and the other, but then we put the brakes on because we wonder if we could really handle it truly happening… or if we really deserve to live our dreams at all!

I believe that for the most part, our lack of faith and/or feelings of worthiness are at the crux of all our questions. If we REALLY knew that we are entirely worthy of having it all then, I’m sure we would. In Divine Timing.

That’s not to say that we are in control of everything that occurs in our often challenging, mysterious lives, but what can we do to bridge that gap? What changes can we make in our lives NOW if we knew our dream was arriving? Would we work on treating ourselves more kindly? Would we make a start on clearing out our old clothes, sorting out our paperwork? Would we buy something that we have always wanted? Would we make that call we’ve always wanted to make? Would we ask for help? In other words, what we would STOP procrastinating about? What would suddenly become a priority rather than something that didn’t really matter?

And how, too, would we act if we KNEW we could not be disappointed? I know there’s often a little voice in my head that prevents me from feeling the full joy of anticipation, for fear that it might not actually happen, and decides that if I don’t expect anything then I cannot be hurt if it doesn’t. But that voice cannot have power over me now. It may feel ‘safer’ but I’ve come to realize that all the best things require some risk and I refuse to let the past define my future.

Believe me, I’m not writing this because I have it all worked out. I am a work in progress too, of course! But I look back at the extraordinary things that have occurred in my life and while some of them seemed ‘out of the blue’,  many of them were because (as I’ve said in previous blogs), I acted as if it was already happening. And there has never been a more powerful way for the Universe to respond than that!

And even when Divine Timing comes into play and there are just a few more pieces of the puzzle to fall into place that we can’t yet see,  being thankful and filled with excitement, being open to all the magical possibilities ahead, is surely a far more joyful way to live our lives than the alternative, isn’t it?

As I type this I hear the Angels whisper in my ear:

Do you want to know the best part? If you live your life with an open heart, with this kind of joy, then it always turns out to be greater than you ever imagined anyway! 

With much love from the Angels… and me,

Anna

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4 Comments

  1. Allen Cox says:
    August 18, 2013 at 6:56 pm

    Very insightful piece Anna and you have a good point. I know so many that are capable of great things but don’t do them and I never really thought about someone being afraid of their own success but I think you hit on something there — a person has to have faith and confidence and be willing to take the risk of failure also and the fear of failure I think also plays a role in this. My Grandpa used to tell me that there are two kinds of people in the world–no matter what their knowledge or their physical ability: Those will do and those that will not. Great people I know have told me, if you want to be something –then do something about it and start proclaiming to yourself and the world that this is what you want and you are going to get it or be it eventually.

    –Keep up the great work Anna,
    Love from all of us at Cox Music,
    Allen Cox, Founder

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    • annataylormusicangel says:
      August 19, 2013 at 11:02 pm

      Thank you very much for your comments and kind words, Allen! Your Grandpa was right! 🙂 Blessings to you!

      Reply
  2. Sabine says:
    August 26, 2013 at 7:36 am

    Perfect timing Honey! 🙂 Absolutely love your new post! Yeah, I know I’m such a sucker for ALL that you write LOL 😉
    So, I’ve figured, I’ll write a list and look at pics of my perfect flat and the perfect wedding dress and flowers. To my sarcastic self it feels a bit like putting the cart before the horse LOL but my princess-self LOVES it 🙂
    THANK YOU again sooooooooooooooo much for writing such wonderful blogs and for being the awesome lady that you are 🙂
    xox Sabine

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    • annataylormusicangel says:
      August 26, 2013 at 8:21 pm

      Great, Sabine! Yes, do the things that make you feel good and excited! Plan like it’s happening! 🙂 Yay! xxxx

      Reply

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