Many people believe that the words I have written above are true, yet most are not living the life of their dreams.  They seem stuck in the drudgery of their day to day lives, and can’t seem to find the “directions” they need to get to that place on the other side of their thoughts.

I believe that Joseph Campbell was right in telling us to “Follow Your Bliss”.  Your passion can act as the GPS in pointing you in the direction of your dreams.  It works much like the GPS in your car.  It doesn’t care where you have been, it only needs to know where it is that you want to go, and it will plot out the course and guide your way.  In fact, it only uses “where you are now” as the starting point on your journey.  Your current location (reality) is simply the culmination of your thoughts and beliefs up until now.  It has no bearing on where you choose to go from here.  

So if the life of your dreams is alive and waiting for you just on the other side of your thoughts, then what are you waiting for?  You have a gift that you, and you alone can give the world, and it truly needs what you have to offer. Your soul is speaking to you through the language of your feelings, and is pushing you to re-claim your power and remember the truth of who you are. 

With passion as your guide, you simply can’t lose your way.  Each step will bring you closer to a life that is even more amazing than anything that you could imagine .  The universe will provide beacons to light your way, and resources to fill every need. You will never travel alone.

If you encounter roadblocks and “bumps in the road”, you will simply re-focus on your destination, and your “GPS” will plot a new course from where ever you are. 

At some point along the way you’ll stop and look around in awe at how far you’ve come, and how the journey has filled your life with excitement, passion and joy. 

At this point you may realize that you never want the journey to end.  There are so many things yet to experience, places to see, and things to do. You begin to understand that it’s the journey, not the destination.

It’s at this place that you realize that you’ve arrived.

Here is a video that I have recorded for you to accompany this post:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJZdd1wDn5A