Life is often darkest before the dawn
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Challenges in life
Posted by Intuition Girl
Dear Joan Marie,
You often tell us to look at our challenges as opportunities. I think I am missing opportunities in my life but I am not sure how to do it or even exactly what you mean. I would really love to have you give us more insight into this concept. I need to feel the potentiality of opportunities around me and I am sure others probably need to figure this out too.
Thank you for your time,
Ophelia D.
Answer
Dear Ophelia:
Maybe this exercise will be helpful to you and others. Have you ever peered through the intuitive windows of your mind? Just imagine if you will, a long corridor with vast rooms. Each room is filled with large windowpanes that face out to different planes of view, and different prospects. Which window are you looking through at this moment? Describe its size, its depth, and your field of perception. Is the room you are in bright or is it dark? Is light filtering through the panes? Now, look through the window…is it open or is it closed? If your window is closed, open it. Smell the air. What do you smell? Is it fresh and crisp? Do you smell baked pastry? Do you smell fruit? What is it that appeals to your senses? Now, take a look outside? What do you see? Is there a field, a mountain, a city view, a stream or an ocean? When you find what it is you are looking for, your intuitive window will lead you to the road that will take you there. Have you arrived yet?
This is how you explore your opportunities. Use the intuitive windows of your mind to lead you to your destiny. Finding the right window to explore your prospects is how you begin the expedition to fulfilling your life’s dreams. If our intuitive windows and rooms of our minds are closed and dark, we have locked out the potential to all that we can be and have. We must make time to relax and rest our minds so that we can break through the darkness that is clouding our passageways. Allow your eyes to be opened to the possibilities that await you.
Though it may sound more complicated than it actually is; by releasing the blockages from your mind, you invite opportunity and prosperity into your life. Take time to examine your life and your thought processes. Sometimes our thoughts and negative emotions hinder our ability to see clearly into what it is we want and what it is we can achieve.
Try to exercise your mind daily with a brief tour of your intuitive windows. Each day, explore another window in your rooms. See which window appeals to you the most. Which one offers you the happiness and success you desire? Close your eyes and try to visualize how to reach these goals and fulfill your life’s destiny. When you do this every day…even for just five or ten minutes, you are on the right track to attaining the life you want to lead. This exercise will help guide you to realize your dreams.
Until we speak again, I am
Joan Marie, Intuition Girl
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