For the children

For lost childhoods - do you believe in happy endings?


Do you believe in the magic of a happy ending? 
I believe there was a time in our lives when we knew beyond all shadow of a doubt
we deserved the very best,
 because
as children, we walked hand in hand with Spirit.

I believe this is the time 
when we recapture that closeness
  and are born to dream
and make our dreams a reality!

This is the time of the year, when we all need to do a reality check! The first full month of 2015 has been and gone, the nights are steadily drawing out,so, how's my new year's resolution coming along? Has phase 1 of my Divine Action Plan sunk without trace, or am I ready to launch phase 2, now that we are in the month of February?

Well, I am happy to announce that I am well and truly ready to launch phase 2.....and it's beginning to work.....(watch this space!)And I am still in touch with my dreams for this year.

At the beginning of the year,

•  I resolved to start each day afresh rather than awash with life's little grievances.
•  I resolve to spend some time each day celebrating life, just as every child celebrates each new day.
•  I resolved to remember who I am, beyond the negative labels that drag me down.
• AND I RESOLVED TO SHOUT OUT AS LOUDLY AS POSSIBLE THAT WE ARE ALL DIVINE CHILDREN, WE ALL COME FROM SOURCE ENERGY, AND THEREFORE DESERVE TO DREAM, AND HAVE OUR DREAMS BECOME REALITY!!!!!
• And what's more that we can never die.

I believe this is the year 

 we remember who we are beyond the names and labels

 we've been given in this life-time
and we remember who we really are Spirit!

Each day is indeed a new day,

and therefore an opportunity to remember our magnificence

(and no I make no apology for using that word)

This blog therefore is dedicated to all the children in the world, whose childhoods have been blighted by war, famine, trauma and loss, and yet still have the  Spirit to live on in hope. To the adults, who have lived through impossible tragedy to become the inspirational people they are today, because they have dared to dream. 

Each morning remember that we all have a right to dream, as much as we have the right to expect our dreams come true.