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There is Light at the End of the Tunnel - Just Get Out of Your Way !

There is Light at the End of the Tunnel - Just Get Out of Your Way !

There is light at the end of the tunnel, but some days it seems like it is miles away. You have done everything you can think of to do, physically or mentally and don't even get me started on the list of emotions that have been involved in the whole process of creating the dream that you have held within your mind's eye. The delays keep coming. You stop and tell yourself several times a day.. there is light at the end of the tunnel... don't give up now. The list keeps coming and we have heard them all... "Plant a seed and watch it grow" and "Rome wasn't built in a day" and still you wait.

This is the time that I just lay it down and ask God to take over. He was always in charge anyway and it was only my ego thinking it was in charge. I then ask the Angels to shore me up with strength and faith again. I am only human and I may have to do this several times a day until I feel balanced and centered once again, but if I do this and quit fighting the divine flow and timing of things everything starts falling into place again. People brought to me out of the blue that just happen to be interested or already involved in something pertaining to my dream that will benefit me tremendously in getting a little further down the tunnel or a thought pops into my head that I had not considered before. Turning it over completely unlocks the gears.

When you really stop and think of all that it takes to set things up in divine timing and quit looking only from our perspective it really is quite like a miracle. Everything has to be synchronized to line up exactly at the correct moment. One second or minute off and you have missed the connection and left standing on the tracks again with no place to go.

So the next time this happens to you take a few minutes and take a deep breath and turn it over to God. Getting our ego out of the way can open doors and create many opportunities. The end result more grand than we could ever have imagined.

? 2005 Sharae Taylor

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Sharae Taylor is a well known Intuitive Angel Artist whose paintings are in world wide collections and her works have been exhibited with other well known Angel Artists Andy Lakey ,Donna Terody Sheratan,Gary Markowitz, past art editor of "Angel Times" magazine and K. Martin Kuri, Angel Artist and Author. Sharae has also participated in many Angel Expos and Angel Conferences with other well known Angel Authors like Alma Daniels author of "Ask Your Angels" . Her Angel paintings are featured in the newly released "Angels" DVD by Llewellyn and New World Music and was featured in the February 2005 issue of Planetlightworker.com. Sharae is a published author in magazines and ezines. To view Sharae's Angelic art and for further information visit her website at:http://www.angelsbysharae.com

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There is Light at the End of the Tunnel - Just Get Out of Your Way !

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