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While doing this, do not think of limitations. Be open to infinite good

and know that you are working in partnership with the power that nour-

ishes the universe. Even if some of your hopes and dreams seem to you to

be out of the question, write them clearly anyway. You can always modify

your list later, or it may be that you will find that you didn't dream big

enough, that life is more than willing and able to fulfill your dreams in

spite of your present limitations in thinking and imagining.

As you write, remember that if your dreams are useful, if they are

worthy of you and of value to others, life can and will bring together the

resources and means to embody your dreams. In your heart, as you write,

accept the ideal of Self-realization, unlimited creativity, emotional matu-

rity, physical health and vitality, the love and support of your world, and

success in all useful ventures. Writing in this way, with your mind open to

the universe, is one of the most important things you can do to assist yourself

in the direction of total fulfillment.

2. Write a Life Plan.

Contemplate deeply the purpose for which you were

born. Why are you here in this world? Never mind, for the moment, what

you have done or have not done thus far in your life. Just examine your life

and think in terms of what you want to accomplish or experience before

you depart from this world. Write your goals and major purposes and

resolve to eliminate whatever stands in the way of fulfillment. How many

years do you have left in this incarnation? What do you intend to do with

the years yet remaining? Be as specific as you can, while remaining open

to the unplanned good fortune which will surely unfold in the near and

distant future.

Keep your writings where you can refer to them from time to time, and

add to what you have written when inspiration unfolds. Make a conscious

and honest effort to do all you can do to be a responsible participant in

the process of unfoldment and actualization of personal dreams and Self-

realization.

Roy Eugene Davis is the Spiritual Director of the Center for Spiritual Awareness,