10-16-2007
Tagged for Childhood Dreams
Alexys from Unraveling the Spiritual Mystique has tagged me to write about 5 things I dreamt about as a child. I never really had big dreams as a young child. I started to desire and have aspirations in my late teens. I couldn’t come up with 5, I could only remember 4. (Hope that’s ok) It is funny how none of them have come true; oh well such is life.
When I grow up I want to:
1. I want to go on an African Safari. I still have not done this due to a few small factors.
a. I absolutely do not like to fly and boy would that be a lllooonnnggg flight. There are not enough sleeping pills or alcohol.
b. I would NEVER go alone and I have no extra funds to go with my husband.
c. I am afraid I may be eaten and all that would be left of me would be my right foot sticking out of the lion’s mouth.
2. I have always wanted a happy and healthy life above and beyond anything else. Overall it has been a good life, but…..
a. I definitely have had my fair share of emotional roller coasters.
b. I guess I am still considered young; however there are those times I feel like I am 90 years old.
3. I have always wanted to work in a hospice. Did I? No. Why?
a. I am now and always have been afraid of germs. Call me a freak but it is true.
b. I know I would probably get too attached and have my heart broken over and over again.
4. I think my biggest aspirations was/is opening my own meditation center. I have always wanted to own and operate my very own castle of peace, love, and balance.
a. I never did nor will I ever have the amount of money it would cost to run the establishment.
b. I meditate, but unconventionally. I do it more on an as need basis, or when the mood strikes. I would not want to meditate every day, or when I didn’t feel it, so I would have to hire people to do classes.
I have to say, out of all my dreams, not having the meditation center is my biggest disappointment, but I believe all things happen for a reason. Some people who follow the Law of Attraction would probably say it didn’t happen because I didn’t believe it could happen. In my opinion that is not true. I had a few strong years of truly believing it could happen, even if it took winning the lotto to fund it so….. I guess it just wasn’t in my blue prints.
There you have it, my childhood dreams.
If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!




October 18th, 2007 at 6:49 am
Thank you for sharing your childhood dreams and taking me a silent place in myself where my own dreams are harbored in secret.
October 18th, 2007 at 7:34 am
Lucid,
“African Safari.”
Why not get a wildlife CD and camp out in your backyard, car, office or 7-11. Won’t that work?
“…my right foot sticking out of the lion’s mouth.”
LOL
“I meditate, but unconventionally. I do it more on an as need basis, or when the mood strikes.”
If you just take a 5 to 10 minutes a day, you will gain so much. I highly recommend it if possible.
I will add number 5. for you. Readdress your dreams and find something in your heart that you feel you can fulfill. There has to be something right? Even if it is a small thing, there has to be something that you would love doing? Think about it? Don’t give up on your dreams, they need you to survive.
Thanks for being a sport and posting about your dreams.
You’re the best.
October 18th, 2007 at 1:40 pm
Lucid you are too much! I agree with Alexys! I bet you can search your soul for an achievable dream
…. and camping out in the yard sounds like fun!
October 19th, 2007 at 9:28 pm
Hello Princess Haiku!!!
Thanks for stopping by!!!
I will stop by your place and check it out. Sorry it took so long for me to respond, I have had alot of work this past week
Wishing you a peaceful weekend, be well!
October 19th, 2007 at 9:33 pm
Hello Alexys!
You know it is funny cause the dreams I had as a child may not have come true, but the life that I have lead is a dream in itself. I have definitely achieved alot of my goals, and I am quite happy with how it is all turning out so far
You had a good idea about the CD! Thanks! I think I will take a look around this weekend while I am out and about. Oh, and about the mediation center, I do meditate in short intervales, and I do it a few times a week, just not everyday. The center I wish I could built is absolutely beautiful. Ahhhh
I hope you have a nice week! Chat with you soon!
October 19th, 2007 at 9:35 pm
Hello Angie!
Sad but true, I live in an apartment. I unfortunately do not have a nice backyard to have such an adventure (that would be awesome!) - Maybe one day huh….
Hey I read you are preg again. Your in my prayers! Keep your hopes up and try not to worry.
Peace and love!
October 21st, 2007 at 11:10 pm
Isn’t it curious that as a child you imagine virtually anything is possible and as an adult, you naturally seem to doubt and deconstruct your dreams with conditioned (or brainwashed) adult logic and reason? Its remarkable that the mind of a child is less likely to place limits on inherent abilities and potential.
October 22nd, 2007 at 11:13 am
Hi Liara!
The mind of a child doesn’t have the same limitations that we as adults do, that is true! I remember playing with my friends and pretending we were on another planet, and for those fews minutes I could swear we really did leave.
Thank you for your addition, it is always appreciated!
October 22nd, 2007 at 5:42 pm
Oh Lucid, it was lovely of you to share your childhood dreams with us.
I also hate flying and I don’t do it anymore, which rules out intercontinental juants, and puts a bit of damper on long distance travel!
I’ve learned, in my old age, to adjust my dreams to my current reality.
October 22nd, 2007 at 9:52 pm
Hello Mother Winter Moon!!!! How are you!!!
This is well put
. I really liked what you said, ” I’ve learned, in my old age, to adjust my dreams to my current reality.” This is so true. It is nice to dream as a child but the realty that we face as an adult is another story. Also if you keep your dreams inline with your current life situation it is harder to fail yourself.
Thanks for your addition!!!!