Since the age of 18 I dreamt of a Bang & Olufsen stereo sound system.
A few years ago we drove past the B&O shop and I stopped to show my long time dream to my son. Once inside, our eyes were sparkling. The owner gave us a catalogue diplomatically mentioning the starting prices.
Back home, we admired the rich catalogue and dreamt of the piece we could bring into our lounge.
We then implemented some changes in our Abundance sector and within 2 weeks we got an unexpected amount of money that was exactly what we needed for a basic B&O model!
Amazingly we looked at each other and we drove to purchase my long time dream. I wondered why I waited so long? I love beauty and only surround myself with a few exceptional items. I finally allowed my dream to come true.
Why did I wait so long?
I simply forgot that I deserved it !
Roseline Deleu, international Feng Shui Master & Metaphysical Teacher
http://www.fengshuisteps.com/roseline.html
It is odd, sometimes we dream of something and we wait and wait, then finally after we did get it, we always say we should have not waited so long! Also true in life with dreams not just beautiful objects. The only hinderance with me is finances. Never mind, start saving! 🙂
Dear Utesmile, start thinking outside the square. We don’t need money to realise our dreams, focus on the end results and be open to receive it, the universe will look after you WHEN you are ready to receive. Sometimes it comes in different ways than money like for my cruise for example – I always dreamt of going to New Caledonia… now I am speaking on a cruise that stops there too! Keep your dreams alive and STEP into it, yes, make that step to change something in your daily life! Kind regards, roseline
Thank you Roseline for your reply. You are absolutely right I need to change my thinking in that respect. I will work on that. I will keep my dreams and go for it! Thank you for make me realise that! Ute x
Ute,
1. Cut off a picture of something that symbolises one of your dreams.
2. Empty your fridge door of all magnets and un-necessary papers. Once all is gone, place the ONE picture of your dream there… see what happens within the 9 days that will follow.
I am looking forward to read your story! Cheers, Roseline
Roseline, I will follow this! Thanks! Ute
When I was about 18 I met a 70 something year old man who was just back from a trip around the world. I helped him with his bags and said How was your trip – exciting ? ” His reply was slightly subdued he said ” I should have done it years ago – I’m too old to enjoy traveling now” . Immediately I made up my mind – I told myself “I’m going to travel as soon as I can and as often as I can!” And so I did. I’m 82 now and I have traveled to many countries and seen all kinds of wonderful things, met people and enjoyed learning about different ways and customs. Dreaming is good but doing is better.
Dear Richard, this week I met a 82 year young man who I find very inspiring! It is important to add new dreams on our wish list regularly… especially when all the others keep coming true. Kind regards, Roseline
Dear Roseline – Thank you for your kind remarks. Coincidentally I too met a remarkable person this week. She gave me some new insights into the mysteries of Worlds beyond. (Oh – I don’t believe in coincidence). I love exploring and in my own slightly warped fashion I look forward to the world beyond this one. I shall be sorry to leave my intelligence and my memories behind. Perhaps my Spirit will have some memories to share with me ?
Dear Richard,
May I humbly share my first clairaudiant experience with you?
About 10 years ago, in the middle of the night I got woken up by a voice in my left ear. It was dark, there was no-one there. It was a very deep (male I think) voice that was saying something like this : “Emotions are all that matters, when we leave this life/world we don’t take our material possessions with us, only our emotions. Our material possessions are only important for the joy they give us.”
I hope this give you some insights… that you would not really leave your intelligence and memories bedind!
Kind regards, Roseline