Still not in the mood to complete part three of my toy catalogue plan
So, rather than forcing the issue, I'll make use of insights gleaned from
This morning's paper, which support the importance of identifying
Those times when subconscious fear, lurking behind
Defensive walls, blocks our intuitive powers from identifying
Deeper truth, concerning heartfelt emotional reactions, which
Remain alive but anesthetized behind locked doors within our minds
So okay, here goes:
You can't live your dream and your fear at the same time
Furthermore, by letting go of your dream, you let fear win
Just as physical wounds heal from the inside out
The same proves true of emotional wounds, so
Come to terms with the initial event that caused your original pain
When in a negative frame of mind
You assume you have knowledge enough about your strengths
When, in truth, you have talents untapped
Rather than dwelling on unfulfilled wishes and mental rituals
Know that good luck and hard work are one and the same
Proves energizing for you, because
You believe in your ability to find a solution
Spark your social life
Be gracious and discreet, and you'll have
No regrets connected to certain moments of privilege
Though I know not whether today's insights were written by man or woman
The concept of consciously taking an active role in creating change for the better
Invigorates the spirits of one and all, at every age ...
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