From Impossible to Inevitable

Wherever you stand be the soul of that place. ~ Rumi

Spirit does not know about the impossible! What we call impossible is but a shadow cast by the limits of our present belief.

Every great idea comes out of the field of infinite potential. As the oak tree is hidden in the acorn so do all future achievements rest unseen within the heart-mind of the individual who dares to trust their inner voice. The world commonly measures by appearances and calls something impossible because it cannot recognize the powers already present within it.

The transformation from impossible to inevitable occurs when thoughts and feelings are joined to action and the inner vision is sustained by our beingness. The entire universe dances as us when we follow our highest insight. Acknowledging divine guidance in our lives gathers strength from every worldly obstacle. Resistance turns into instruction and that which the world calls a setback becomes discipline. Delay turns into preparation.

Spiritual law is much deeper than circumstance! Every heart-felt endeavor is planting a seed, and every seed seeks its appointed harvest. If we abandon our field of creation because we see no immediate fruit, we cut ourselves off from Spirit. However, if we continue to nurture, love and persist we stay in the knowing that growth can be invisible before it becomes undeniable.

Trusting our inner vision lets us recognize what others are dismissing. Any inventor, reformer, explorer, and artist walk paths the multitude declares impossible. Yet by steadfast devotion to their inner truth, they transform speculation into certainty.

What is inevitable today was once ridiculed as impossible. The distance between the two is bridged by faith, perseverance, and time. Allow your worthy vision to guide you and confidently create your path with every step. Being on this journey we get to discover that destiny is advancing toward us all along!

Affirmation:
Today I am the soul of the place where I stand! I commit to my inner vision, and I shift my perspective from distant possibility to expected reality.