Wishcasting Wednesday - Making Miracles

I have to admit to being a little disappointed in the Wishcasting prompt over at Jamie Ridler's Studio today.  The prompt was...

Then I remembered my new transformed mind set and my affirmation for today 'love did not create this'.  I am enjoying finding and seeing the message from the universe.  There is something cathartic in having faith in reason, in there being a reason for everything.

Having experienced some acute depression over the past 10 or so years I have done a lot of mindful work.  I have read many self help books and I guess from this current miracles excursion I'm still reading and working.  I believe that some of this past work is helping ease my way along this miraculous path.

Of the inspirational folks I included in my treasury teachings from two in particular have remained with me, perhaps not constantly but on a continually recurring theme.  Robin Sharma introduced me to the idea of the holy hour - some me time in the morning that can be used to get some grounding and focusing on my authentic direction.  It's strange, or maybe not, but when I engage in this daily practise my days and life are so much calmer.  And Sarah Ban Breathnach's Daybook of Comfort and Joy brings a nice daily reminder on life's simplicities.  Today's message was about accepting real life and I love the quote from Natalie Goldberg "Our task is to say a holy yes to the real things of our life as they exist."  This reinforces my aim of using what I already have in my creativity this year.

I am enjoying 'May Cause Miracles'.  I am liking the way it splits the day up - perhaps I actually have a liking for routine, who knew?  And combined with my past work I am surrendering to what is to be in the knowledge that everything I want and need comes to me in the perfect way.

So, what do I wish for my home?  That it remain the calm and cosy haven that it has grown to be.

As all you lovely wishcasters out there wish for yourself

I wish for you also.

Catherine xxx