Honestly I wish I would have written this earlier. This is the part where the awakening of self happens. That realization that you already were what you are; mind-blown moment of captivating truth. I really wish I had shared this with you earlier. It’s my mistake, but I earnestly am intending that this message supports the awakening of self. Now that I am here it’s good to know that I live in a world where anything is possible; where all of the barnacles and barricades have been removed or destroyed for me. I would have never discovered this about myself had I not taken all of the roads and journeys and situations and circumstances that inevitably built me up into this very moment called conclusion. I feel terrific. I make dreams come true for everyone else and then suddenly—this one moment instantaneously falls upon me and I get stunned by all of the saturated wealth I am surrounded by and all of the fictitious platitudes that I had been misled to follow and structure my life upon. I really am great! I really do feel confident and blessed and all of that, but really this could never have been possible if I wasn’t grateful and appreciative for all of the generosity, compassion and understanding of my personal development and in figuring it all out— coming from my outside world. I used to think of myself in a very confined-to-the-past sense, but now that I have grown older and recognize that my past is no longer who I want to be, or even close to who I am at this time of discovery. It’s almost as if this mirror I have been staring at became clearer and I could begin appreciating the moment of divine perfection and in all of its astounding glory. Well? There’s more time available for me now to conduct myself appropriately considering I am now at the very least: capable of recognizing my own unique perfections. There’s even more of that in a workbook designed to uplift thinking patterns and found HERE…Congratulations and welcome home.