Excitement through the eyes of children, continued...

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I think believing in magic should not only be reflective during the holidays but it should be present in our everyday life. It is about having faith and hope for a better tomorrow and also working hard to make it happen. I love talking to little kids this time of year and listening to the them describe Santa and all of his unlimited possibilities. If we could only hold on to this blissful mind-set and apply it to other aspects of life as we mature!

Do you believe in miracles? Can you share any stories with me? I love to hear them.

You don't believe, continued...

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I often refer to myself as "hokey poky" because I believe in ghost, UFOs, psychics, heaven and hell, dream interpretation, and many other intangible and mysterious happenings. This doesn't mean I believe ever person who steps forward with a ghost video or every psychic who sells their service is real. Realistically there are probably more hoax's than real occurrences or fakes than authentic intuitive people. I love how Ghost Hunters go to "debunk" the activity first and if they catch their own evidence and after they've ruled out man-made interference, they rule it as "paranormal".

I do think that this mind-set carries over into flexibility in other areas of your life. Of course, you can still be open-minded and not believe in ghost but I think this case is an exception to the norm. It is interesting how your view/opinion can create havoc or promote flow. It is a great rule of thumb to start open-minded in every situation, look at the facts unbiased and then make your decision.

Are you open-minded? What are your thoughts about how this plays into your life?