“Nothing is worth more than this day.”
- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
 
“My ‘to do’ list is longer than the CN Tower is high, my baby is teething, my older son has soccer practice and “wow!” it is already 4:30pm and I have no idea what we are going to have for dinner! Can I make something out of tomato paste and diet coke? I don’t think so!!!”
 
Sound familiar? This is my life. Or at least it used to be. Now don’t get me wrong, I still have days like this… but I am learning to have less of them, and that’s a good start.

There is nothing more certain and unchanging than uncertainty and change. — John Fitzgerald Kennedy
 
Did you ever notice how in one moment you can be ecstatically happy and then suddenly depressed? How you can be friends with someone and then they become an enemy? How something is good and then turns sour, like a delicious mango that becomes rotten?
 

For many years I’ve had mixed feelings about my wants and have been a bit confused about the true power of desire. While I know that desire is an essential piece of the manifestation process, I also know that focusing a lot of my attention and energy on what I want has caused a great deal of fear, pain, and disappointment in my life. Over emphasizing my desire has also gotten in my way of appreciating all that I already have and who I really am at the deepest level. Can you relate?