Dreams Do Come True

Dear Reader,

 I have to share with you some wonderful news that is the result of using the very creative process that I have been telling you about. I’m so excited because one of my dreams has come true. It was a dream that started when I was a child when my mother and aunts would tell me, my siblings and cousins about our Native American heritage, but no details such as the name of the tribe and where they were located. Back in the sixties every African American would claim a Cherokee grandmother or grandfather. In my teens, I decided to find our lost heritage. It became one of my dreams.

As the years passed, I would work on the family history interviewing family members, traveling to Virginia, the family place of origin, and storing bits and pieces of information away in a notebook. The notebook grew. I always believed that one day I would find out the truth; and even though years would pass.  I never gave up the search in my mind. Then something or someone would come along, and I would start again with as much passion as I had in my earlier years.  

I do believe that The Creator sends you the right person to guide you to the next step on the path, then like an angel he or she is gone. The visualization, the passion, the perseverance, the faith and belief, all the things I have written about to make dreams come true all paid off for me this snowy weekend.  I had discovered the lost heritage months ago, but it didn’t become real to me until I did what writers do, but pen to paper. Surrounded by one huge notebook full of documents, census reports, photos and newspaper clippings, I could connect all the dots (many years of research) and compose a document for my family that will be something tangible for them to have forever and pass down to the next generation.  Dreams do come true!

Put your Resolutions in Alignment with your Numbers and Beliefs

About this time every year I pause and think about the goals I want to accomplish for the coming year. It’s the last week of 2009, and the powerful Light Energy (11/2) is diminishing as the Divine Creative Energy (3) is taking its rightful place in the universe.  

With the start of a new year does one’s life really change? Yes. There is a universal law that states everything is in motion, nothing is permanent. Every new year brings with it a change in universal as well as individual energy. If you know your personal year number and how to interpret it, than you will be able to make the best possible choices for your life. 

The personal year number is calculated by adding the birth month, day and calendar year to get to a single digit. For instance, if you’re born on January 1, 10, 19 or October 1, 10, 19, your personal year number for 2010 is a 5. The 5 offers you opportunities to travel, take risk, and to change your residence, career or job. It is a great year to use the creative process to achieve your goals and bring your life into balance.

Whatever your personal year number might be, I suggest that before you create new goals look at what didn’t work last year.  It would be counterproductive to set new goals without finding out what prevented the previous year’s ones from coming to fruition. In most cases, if not all, there is a belief that prohibits one from moving forward. Find the belief and change your consciousness in order to move toward success. Before you make new resolutions calculate your personal year number, check your belief system and put your goals in alignment with your numbers and beliefs.

P.S. More to come about the calendar year 2010 and the Creative Process. If you would like a phone reading or in person on what the year 2010 means for you email me at jjmichael444@yahoo.com. Reasonable rates.