"I wish" is one of those phrases used to make life a little brighter. Many times I spoke of what I wished to have or do. I wished many things, but they only remained wishes, distant dreams of a better life and things to possess which I had accepted would never be.
We live our lives in misery, pepping ourselves up a little with our day dreams, but never really believing that they can come true. "Dreams don't come true", we hear from others when we speak about our dreams, and then we convince ourselves that they are right and we give it up and turn it into a fantasy wish. But occasionally one dream jumps out into fulfillment.
Think back on those dreams which seem to have come true. Are they not those which emotionally got hold of you and which you wouldn't let go of? I propose that if you treated every wish like this then every wish would come true.
The trick is to consciously and deliberately dream. Pick your dream and describe it in detail, its best to write it down. Now start dreaming and really get emotionally involved, put feeling into it. Feel what it is like to be in possession of that dream already now. Pretty soon you will be seeing things related to your dream all over the place, you will meet people and receive ideas.
What happens here is the intention of mind attracting like vibrations. You are tuning in to those things, situations and people which are related to your dream. This is why it is so important to focus on your dream and never give up. Stick with it. You can dream your dream into reality. And you may find it helpful to stop talking about your dream to those who say dreams don't come true. You will see, they do!
Jim Murdoch is a licensed LifeSuccess Coach and seminar speaker and offers coaching for individuals and businesses. Coming from a religious background, Jim has discovered New Thought and how our paradigms determine the results we get in our lives. With his wife, Katharina, Jim is writing a book to be published in Autumn 2008. He enjoys sharing his thoughts and ideas on his blog: www.jmurdoch.com.
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