dreamer without dreams

our dreams are merely a projection of the limitations that were placed on our past self.

once in a while, something amazing happens and it forces us to think it was written in the stars or somewhat ‘meant to be’. we do this because we refuse to believe that we deserve more than we can imagine. 

everything falls into place, that’s how it’s suppose to be. it does not require a miracle. when we expect miracles, we reject our own power to create. you are the miracle. if we can easily commit to an entity we aren’t entirely sure exists, why do we struggle to have a little faith in ourselves?

“Put your dreams to sleep for some time because dreams come from past experience of life. Our future should have nothing to do with our past, otherwise we will just recycle the past and think it is the future.” — sadhguru

isn’t there something inexplicably wonderful about uncertainty? you don’t have to be an adrenaline junkie to feel that way. many are afraid of the unknown. but, fear is a self-inflicted restriction. it is the unnecessary comma after a sentence, forcing it to slow down before the full stop. fear makes people do terrible things.

i know life is full of wants we mould into needs, but getting what you want comes with a dissapointing realization that it doesn’t make you happy. why do we appreciate something more, the moment we lose it? think about it.

you deserve a life better than you can imagine, better than your dreams. THAT is what you are capable of. if you’re living a dream, aren’t you asleep? 

“Th-Th-The, Th-Th-The, Th-Th… That’s all, folks!”