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Dear
Soulmate Manifesters,
As
we begin this New Year and new decade, I have made my BIG list for
2010 and shared it with my mastermind buddy, Peggy McColl. We are going
to continue our practice of speaking three mornings each week to
support each other in our goals and dreams. To inspire you to have your
best year ever, I thought I would share with you my sister’s
Huffington Post blog on how to make 2010 the Destination of Your Dreams.
The 2010: The Destination of Your Dreams
by Debbie Ford
It's so easy to make
promises about the year ahead. You will follow your diet, be more
financially responsible, be kinder to your spouse, spend more time at 
the gym...But, for most, the promises you make today will be empty
dreams six months from now. So let's examine this. I would suggest this
happens because real change doesn't occur when you just want something
or wish for another reality. Real change happens when you feel
genuinely inspired, turned on by possibility and unwilling to settle
for anything less. It happens when you commit with all of yourself to a
new way of life, to a new future. So how do you do this?
To feel inspired and lit up and to make room for optimism, enthusiasm,
and lasting change, you must lighten your emotional load by addressing
your past issues, your emotional blocks, your negative beliefs, your
feelings of unworthiness and any infantile desires that drive you to
repeatedly head off in a direction counter to your dreams. If you drop
your commitments, it is not because you want to be seen as a quitter or
a loser but because unconsciously you are more committed to an outdated
self -- an old identity that feels comfortable and safe even though it
might have stopped serving you years ago. Often, psychological laziness
will have you switch your life over to autopilot and fall asleep at the
wheel rather than stay awake to what will fulfill your heart's deepest
desires and your soul's purpose.
On this eve of a new year, a very
fertile time to look over your past and commit to a new future, you can
ask these simple questions to unload some old baggage and steer your
life in the direction of a brilliant and thrilling future -- the ride
of your life.
1) What are your deepest desires for this new year?
2) What are you willing to give up to get them? What habits, limiting
beliefs, unhealthy relationships or situations?
3) When did you become unwilling to do whatever it takes to have what
you want?
4) What cravings or unmet needs will drive you away from your desired
destination?
5) What structure of support will you need to ensure this
new future?
6) Who could you count on to be your co-pilot to ensure
that you will neither fall short of the runway nor overshoot your
desired outcome? Who will help you stay awake?
If you wish to fly to new heights, begin by setting your sights on a
destination you can reach and then create a flight plan, a map that
will be your guide. And if at any time you don't feel like following
your flight path, stop, take a deep breath, call forth your vision for
your future, then pick up your phone, dial your co-pilot and ask them
to remind you that veering off your route really isn't worth the pain
of repeating the past. Veering off will only leave you in the same
repetitive pattern of wanting, wishing, fantasizing, and then feeling
intensely disappointed when you land at a destination other than the
phenomenal future that awaits you.
So today, YOU have the power to
choose the destination of your dreams, create a flight plan and stick
to it. So gather your courage, your strength and your commitment and
get onboard, making 2010 the most inspiring year of your life.
Join Debbie for a free 21-Day Consciousness Cleanse program, a daily
boost, on Oprah.com This amazing 21-Day course will help you clear out
any old, negative patterns that may have been stopping you from
manifesting the love of your life.
For more information go
to Debbie Ford
Wishing you love, laughter and magical kisses,
Arielle
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 Spiritual
Cinema Circle
Imagine the following: You are a single, thirty-something
professional…and you discover you have a very serious,
life-threatening case of leukemia even though you are symptom-free. The
next day you meet the love of your life at a nightclub and begin a
relationship, knowing you haven’t long to live. At what
point, do you think, are you obligated to share what’s going
on with your health?
We posed this question to a few of our favorite spiritual luminaries:
"I don't have any judgment on someone doing otherwise, but I would
personally feel an ethical responsibility to disclose that information
sooner rather than later."
- Marianne Williamson
"Immediately. A good relationship and a real, loving relationship is
based in truth and integrity."
- Deepak Chopra
This scenario describes the plot of Counting Backwards, Spiritual
Cinema Circle’s feature film for Volume 1. In this film,
career-driven Joe is
diagnosed with terminal leukemia on the eve of his
big promotion. He reevaluates everything. Now that his days are
numbered, the questions that used to be so easy to avoid are impossible
 to ignore. Joe commits
to living the life he always wanted and begins a
quirky relationship with Claire, the fun-loving girl of his dreams.
This romance sets the stage for an imaginative, inspiring take on what
life could be about if Joe were willing to fight for it.
Thanks to our friends at Spiritual
Cinema Circle, you can receive
Counting Backwards plus a very special in-depth interview with WAYNE
DYER along with 3 great short
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