Sometimes we feel so down and out that we don’t see much hope for the future. It feels like standing in the middle of the forest surrounded by so many trees we can’t see the way out. And there are so many trees that it seems the sun will never be able to penetrate the treetops bringing light to those living on the forest ground.
However, despite the superficial appearance, this is can be the perfect moment for us to reach higher than we ever thought possible, and find greater happiness by fulfilling our higher purpose in life-bringing love and light to the lives of others. When we feel and see little love around us, it is time to go deeper inside, be still and connect to the Source of All Thing. Then we can feel the unconditional love there is there for each one of us and find ways to pass this energy to someone else. This Source is unlimited, so don’t be afraid to pass it on; there will always be more where that came from.
The great promise of Life is that when enough of us will do that, the forest will be lighted by millions of small, bright lights and the path leading from the forest to the garden will be visible to all. So shine on because what seems to be the darkest hour is your opportunity to shine like never before.
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Life Is Not A Candy Store
Life Is Not a Candy Store
This week, on June 15, 2011, I published my first book, Life Is Not a Candy Store: It’s the Way to the Candy Store. I have being waiting for this moment for a long time (a year and nine months to be exact), and so far the reactions I received are very encouraging. Yesterday, as a result of the book, I also gave my first interview on the Writing Mama show. That too went well and despite my anxiety, I was able to enjoy myself during the show. People buy the book, and I got requests for more interviews, so doors are getting opened one after another. In order to stay focus on achieving my goals, I keep reminding myself that I’m entering those doors with confidence, joy, and success. Regardless to the number of books I will sale, the fact that I had the courage to make work hard to publish the book, spend the money, find the people who helped me and create something from a single thought is the beauty and the success of this episode in my life. Believing that this project is in partnership with God, and part of the fulfilling my destiny makes this moment even more special. I want to wish you all to have the same courage to follow your dreams, to live your potential, and fulfill your destiny.
This week, on June 15, 2011, I published my first book, Life Is Not a Candy Store: It’s the Way to the Candy Store. I have being waiting for this moment for a long time (a year and nine months to be exact), and so far the reactions I received are very encouraging. Yesterday, as a result of the book, I also gave my first interview on the Writing Mama show. That too went well and despite my anxiety, I was able to enjoy myself during the show. People buy the book, and I got requests for more interviews, so doors are getting opened one after another. In order to stay focus on achieving my goals, I keep reminding myself that I’m entering those doors with confidence, joy, and success. Regardless to the number of books I will sale, the fact that I had the courage to make work hard to publish the book, spend the money, find the people who helped me and create something from a single thought is the beauty and the success of this episode in my life. Believing that this project is in partnership with God, and part of the fulfilling my destiny makes this moment even more special. I want to wish you all to have the same courage to follow your dreams, to live your potential, and fulfill your destiny.
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