Quote by Will Barnes

Centered, open, and diverse, the universes correspondence to your hopes and dreams is the deliverance of your foremost thoughts and actions. Energetically you can create and destroy your immediate set of circumstances under the same laws. Posed as friends and foes, you will have obstacles, ones in which you must go through, over, under and aside sometimes to overcome. These are the stepping stones to your future reality. Overcome that which has weakened your state of mind and conquer the thoughts and actions that you have let lead your life.

Centered, open, and diverse, the universes correspondence to

Summary

This quote emphasizes the idea that our thoughts and actions shape the reality we experience. It highlights the importance of being centered, open-minded, and embracing diversity. It suggests that the universe responds to our hopes and dreams, but also challenges us with obstacles to overcome in order to achieve our desired reality. It encourages self-awareness and taking accountability for our circumstances, urging us to release negative thoughts and destructive actions that hinder our progress. Ultimately, it inspires personal growth and the pursuit of a stronger, empowered state of mind.

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Inspirational Spiritual Personal Development Conscious Awareness

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