Elford and I have been business owners for the past two years, and one of the most important things we learned from it, is to have at least 100 dreams each. If you don't have dreams written down on paper and continually checking on them, you will stagnate and not get any where.

So this morning I got to the office and decided that "RIGHT! THAT'S IT!!!" and I took a piece of A4 exam pad paper and started writing down the things I want to do still. I got everything on there... and only got to 12 so far.

Its very hard when you think you have SO many dreams but when you write them down you come to realise you don't. Best I start dreaming again, hey?

I must say, though, that the couple of dreams I do have on there are pretty significant in my books. Like a reiki bed, and a course in metaphysics, and a course in magick, and a day at Vrygenhoek Organic Spa in Dullstroom (or, MORE than just one day - I want a whole HOLIDAY there!). I want to work on a very basic "layman's" meditation workshop for people who seriously want to get into it but don't know where to start. . . and then there's silly stuff like I've always wanted to model, especially sexy undies... *blush* and then the body to go with that.

hmmmmm.... now that them juices (THE CREATIVE ONES!!!!) are flowing again, I just might grab hold of my pen...

okay, wait, I gotta start writing again. Dreams are coming! WHOOHOO!

Oh yes, visualising is very important. People often make jokes about drawing pictures to explain something to other people, but that is how the mind actually really works! It can be just a plain mathematical sum written out, or a picture of a bug's intestines - you will always understand something better if you can SEE it.

We tend to het that blank, because we have been brought up (most of us, anyway) with the Conscioussness of Lack. Mom and Dad always told us that we can't have this or we are not entitled to that.... so when we have to shift to a point of what we DO want, and what we feel we are ALLOWED (very important word when it comes to the Law Of Attraction) we strike a blank.

I have watched the Secret, but it was rather unfulfilling in the sense of "Wow, I need to know more". So I started reading up on the Law Of Attraction, and practicing, practicing, practicing.

At this stage the best recommendation I can make, is the Abraham-Hicks publications. Just thinking about "Ask And Its Given" makes me fill with tears of love and joy.

As for your parents, I do not think the experience of Creation is their journey at this stage, and therefore they might not feel the urge to watch the Secret yet.