Achieving the really big goals and dreams always involves breaking it down into do-able little steps. Assuming that you�¢â�¬â�¢ve picked a goal or dream that you really love working at, then most of the steps are a delight to take. No matter how much you love your dream and no matter how much you love your work, there are going to be tasks along the way that you really don�¢â�¬â�¢t want to do. Those pieces of work that we hate doing can be the very ones that sabotage our success. How do you stay motivated during those parts of the journey?

Just envision this for a moment: Being able to perform optimally because you love your job and the people you work with; being encouraged to bring in ideas because colleagues and supervisors admire your input and know that you are all on the same line when it comes to the wellbeing of the organization you work for, but also: being able to talk about things that bother you. Not having to hide your sadness or elation about something that happened at home, but to be encouraged to share it with your good-natured "family" at work. And to get well-meant advice when you ask for it, because everybody has the best of intentions: Spirituality at Work...

"What's the one thing I've been putting off that, if I did it, I would feel the weight of the world lifted from me?"

Anything which could be described as altruistic, socialist, collectivist, communist or any one of its thousand manifestations no matter what the label, no matter what the disguise, no matter what the smoke screen.

According to Jeffrey Bland, Ph.D., the author of the book Genetic Nutritioneering, the leading nutritional problem in the US today is that many of us eat too many "empty calorie foods". It is not that we do not eat enough food, but instead, we don't eat enough of the right kinds of foods.

The increased influx of Light flows into the physical plane and enters the core of purity in every electron of precious life energy. The Light then pushes to the surface anything that conflicts with Its frequencies of harmony, love and balance. Unfortunately, as the discordant frequencies of energy surface to be transmuted back into Light, they often create the illusion that things are getting worse.

If there is a big lesson or life change coming up for you, you will notice physical changes while your Guides work on your energy implanting the new patterns and connections. When they work on your energy, they are changing the way it was to the way it now needs to be. This can involve clearing energy blocks, creating energy blocks, fixing or changing energy breaks and programming the cells to do what needs to be done. This is a very complicated procedure and they often refer to it a surgery.

�¢â�¬��We will discover the nature of our particular genius when we stop trying to conform to our own or other peoples model�¢â�¬â�¢.

I heard a story about this bridge that is very, very long.

On this side, many people (in the thousands or even more!) are standing; they are thinking about crossing but, apparently, not many people make it.

It seems that the problem is that the bridge is so long that only the ones with the strongest vision can see a little light that it is said shines at the other end.

But the bridge is rather narrow and people tend to start walking carrying great loads of baggage because they are not sure what it is that they will need in the journey to the other side.

Echo was a flea-bitten gray horse, with brown speckles everywhere, and crystal clear hairs in her mane and tail. We met in October, 1976, when she was a broodmare on an Arabian farm in New York State. A beginner at riding doesn't usually start out with a novice horse, but I fell in love at first sight of her. Somehow, over the years, we learned how to have great times and not get in trouble. We enjoyed trail riding and had fun doing dressage, too. Echo loved to be ridden and to gallop across field. She was always as eager for my companionship as I was for hers.

October, 1998. After a summer of dry weather, heavy rain was predicted for the next several days. That afternoon, I discovered Echo panicked and galloping in her turnout.