As Spiritual beings experiencing a temporary physical incarnation, our potential is unlimited. As part of the “Divine Design” “The Source of ALL That Is”, replicated itself in order to create unlimited diversity, each  representation of Spirit, (US), began our physical performance with a narrow path with which to access our “True Self”. As humanity evolved we’ve shrouded that portal with cloaks of limitation, restricting our ability to function as gods.

Jesus was “The One” that saw that conduit clearly and His Ministry was to expose the “REALIY OF WHO WE REALLY ARE” to  mankind.

“Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions. Small people always do that, but the really great make you feel that you too can become great.”~ Mark Twain ~

“A truly creative person rids him or herself of all self-imposed limitations.”~Gerald Jampolsky~

 

                                                                   

We have set these illusary limitations, and continue to pass them on to future generations. A fence no matter how attractive and ornate still only serves to represent a limt, a boundary, a seperation. They restrict us. We take great pains to erect ornate fences and live within their borders. This is  our misgiving. Move beyond your self-imposed limit, tear down the fence, follow your bilss. 

The only thing gained by a fence is restriction,seperation, isolation, and limitation. We were never taught that there were limits. Fences are not a natural part of the landscape, we’ve erected walls of stone, and lament our inabality to scale them.

“Go confidently In the direction of your Dreams. Live the life you’ve imagined!” ~ Henry David Thoreau ~

“Argue for your limitations, and sure enough they’re yours.” ~ Richard Bach~

No matter how beautiful the fence,it is only a self-imposed limit!

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Namaste’

The Jouney IS the Destination.

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“We shall not cease from exploring, and the end of our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time. ~ T.S. Eliot (1888-1965)