Obama's Dream Is Reality -- What's Your Dream?
January 19, 2009
It was August 28, 1963, when Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his
world famous I Have a Dream speech on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.
Today, January 19, 2009, is the eve of President-elect Barack Obama's
inauguration as the 44th (and first African American) President of
the United States of America.
Tomorrow, January 20, 2009, President Obama will bring to life
Martin Luther King, Jr.'s hope that all people, regardless of
race, creed or color, will be given the opportunity of achieve
their dreams.
Do you have a dream?
Do you believe that your dream can come true?
What do you need for your dream to be achieved?
Information?
Support?
Dedication?
I have a dream.
My dream is to motivate, educate, help and heal myself and
others in the pursuit of our dreams.
I desire to inspire you to believe your dreams can come true and
to provide information,
tools and
methods
to move from vision to manifestation.
Martin dreamed it
Barack achieved it
Now it's up to you to make your dreams come true
Posted by Esther Chambers at 1/19/2009 4:53 PM 
Categories: Dream,Jr.,Martin Luther King,Inauguration,Obama
Categories: Dream,Jr.,Martin Luther King,Inauguration,Obama
In the context of the attitude of the times "Yes We Can" there is no room for excuses for not aspiring, working and reaching ( allowing for some stumbling and falls along the way ) the most adventurous of goals.
No more excuses, Yes We Can, Yes we will and Yes we must. And why?????
Ahhhhhhh! The "why" is the most important reason or stimulus in human endeavor and when its meaning is understood then No Thing, No Body, No Nuthin can stop you. So think deeply on "why" you must achieve and you will begin to master the inner source of the power needed to sustain the effort for the achievement of your dream(s).
This is part of the universal science of human achievement given by God and available to all.
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This is a very inspiring and positive venture. There is a certain excitement that is appropriate for the current social and economic climate . Keep up the good work.
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