“The future belongs to those who believe in
the beauty of their dreams.”
— ELEANOR ROOSEVELT (1884–1962)
IT IS ENTIRELY conceivable for the
dreamer who has diligence to make of the future an accurate representation of their
imaginations. They see no limit and they chase the dream unswervingly, and they
chase it with such passion, that, along the way, as the dream changes, they
adapt to encapsulate the newer visions.
There is a purity in the heart of
the dreamer that we have to admire, as we survey their lives having achieved,
having believed beyond a ruling doubt that it could be done.
And although many dreamers are
burned for the purity their hearts encase, their dreaming method renders them
protected from disillusionment in the complete sense. Sure, they will be
discouraged as anyone can be discouraged, but they cannot let go of their
dreams or their dreaming modus operandi. They are blessed as much as they are
burdened by their dream.
The Perfect Match – Dreaming and
Diligence
It’s not much good being a dreamer
if we don’t match it with diligence. We can’t make anybody a dreamer, so the
dreamer is especially blessed with imagination and inner belief that they can
do what God has envisioned them to do.
All the dreamer needs is the
diligence with which to ply their craft and calling, to define their goal, to
map out a path of milestones to reach their goal, and have the courage and
faith to keep stepping.
Diligence is one of those caught
personal virtues that is lost on the present generation, and in every present
generation, for many people either dream too much and don’t do or they complain
that their lives aren’t better.
The diligent person who is given
to dreams matches passion with commitment. They will achieve great things;
perhaps not great things as defined by the world, but great things as God would
define them, for God sets objectives that are valued in the kingdom of heaven.
So, if we are dreamers, we are
blessed. All we need to do is check ourselves for diligence. Are we doing
enough? Are we planning enough? Are we catering for the changes in our lives
enough? Are we open to change? Can we see this dream through?
All these questions are questions
of faith employed as the rubber of our tyres of our lives hits the road of
life.
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Dreamers in this life are often
ridiculed, but match a dreamer with diligence and there we have someone
prepared to implement what their imaginations tell them is possible. Dreams
were designed to be put into action, so we should have faith in our dreams and,
equally, we should commit to making sure our dreams become reality.
© 2013 S. J. Wickham.
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