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The Singer of Courage: In our lives we are often, even constantly, confronted with a new world, a new way of being in the world, a new way of seeing and of being seen. Ordinary living takes courage, and to rise above the ordinary into the extraordinary takes even more courage. One of the keys to courage is to consider the fear and find a way to let the energy of the fear itself power the action. That is true courage.
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I think that I live in a dream world but unfortunatly have to make regular visits to reality.
I am sure I want to live in a dream world, but the real world keeps intruding. I do feel though that there is light on the path to combining the two. I have made some changes to my life to do just that. I have a better understanding of what I want and why. And I have more changes under construction.
I'm with Jennielee... living in a dream world with regular visits to reality... Pulling the two together in a good way - that's the trick!
I think I'm just the opposite. I live too much in reality and don't allow myself to delve into the dream world enough. I KNOW we need to dream to create what we want, but I feel, I dunno, selfish or time wasting to lollygag about dreaming. I need to work on letting myself fantasize more.
Hi Karla - I totally get what you're saying, and years ago I used to spend an inordinant amount of time dreaming and doing the "I wish" thing. And then, one day, I decided I was tired of it. I didn't want to sit around wasting time daydreaming... what was the point if I wasn't going to be able to actually have it or do it.
Time passed... and one day I realized that I had become proactive. If I found myself wishing and daydreaming about something - I'd also find myself actually doing something about it...
That's probably why I have 28 blogs, 3 websites, a closet full of paintings, drawers full of prints, boxes full of mosaiac supplies, too many unfinished projects laying around, and a gagillion ideas banging around in my head trying to be more than just ideas.
I like being proactive... but HYPER-proactive is a bit much! And what happens is I have to retreat into a dream world just to have some peace and quiet in my head!
And I only just now realized all of this... so thank you Karla.
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