Wednesday, January 02, 2008

shortcuts are made for taking

The best shortcut of all, Debra, to the life of your dreams, is knowing that you've already arrived.

Because you have.

The Universe

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Thoughts become things... choose the good ones! ®
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And by truly seeing this, Debra, your "work" will be done.

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I do like shortcuts.

Especially the kind that get me from one locale to another as quickly as possible, or avoid some major traffic snafu.

This is one of the most difficult metaphysical principles to allow, it seems, this knowing that you have arrived, that what you want is already here, that all you need to be who you are is inside you, not "out there".

So suck it up and get over it, chicha.


Jan 2, 2008 10:31:30 AM | energy

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