dream it, do it - the visual journal reminders

The key to achieving,what you want - whether it's a healthier body or increased confidence - may lie in your ability to visualize it. Here's how to use mental imagery to become stronger, happier, and more effective.

 
 

IMAGINE THAT!
 

 

 

This is my Mind-Way

an opening to Dreams

to quiet and solitude

a place that is needed I can just turn the Key

no matter the noise

the chaos or stress that surrounds

I hold the Key to enter within

to rest my mind if I choose

to put it behind as I enter the door

leave it on the other side

if only for a moment

 

 

 

 

 

A tent canopy in an open field with possibly a large shaded tree
Blankets, a chair, a pallette, fresh air, time and face to the wind
Silence with just songs of the birds or flitters of little flyers buzzing by my head.
All images captured on the canvas before me to hold forever the memory of the moment.
Take that painted dream to a wall of my barn to gaze upon during a morning of lazy pajama'd coffee
Steam to the sunrise and a possible goat bleeping
A walk back to a pillow and bedspread.
Yes... I do dream. - Nikki

 

 

 

 

Inspired by:

MoonHeart by Charles DeLint

and

a friend who led me to this author: Kimberly Morris Ropp

Thank you.

 

 

 

 

Moonheart, by Charles DeLint. “The Way is real, but it has no form. It is attainable by any who dare to follow it, but the journey is long and the rewards cannot be weighed by your present values. First you must attain an inner stillness—attain it and maintain it. Without conscious effort. That is the heart of the Way: inner silence. The old language has a word to describe it: taw. It means the silence that is like music. Strength through harmony. Once you have attained it, nothing is impossible.”

 

 

 

Silence No More