Queen of Dreams Radio
I joined Nanette Geiger on a teleseminar last night where we talked about creating the love of your dreams. Nanette is an amazing woman, law of attraction coach, and best-selling author of Create the Love of Your Dreams.
Nanette is PASSIONATE about helping others create the love of their dreams like she has (like I have), and I was AMAZED at her generous offer to give UNLIMTED EMAIL ACCESS for the first 50 people who sign up for her companion course.
All I know is that THAT is an unbelievable deal, but then she offered the ENTIRE thing for less than $200! I was like, Wha? Soooo, if you want to create the love of your life and you feel like you haven’t quite figured out this whole law of attraction thing, check out Nanette’s *sweet deal.* Plus, keep in mind that once you REALLY understand the Law of Attraction, then you can apply it to everything else in your life! Now, that’s a deal.
While we are on the subject of love, I want to share with you a story that literally moved me to tears. It is a testimony to true love.
I met with a business man yesterday, and as we sat inside a local restaurant a little pigeon sat next to us outside on the garden patio railing. We noticed her, looked at her for a while, and then, about 30 minutes later, I noticed again she was STILL THERE. Wow – how persistent she is. It was funny, though, because as we would look at her, she would look at us, crane her neck and stare at us.
I really love birds, and so I took some pieces of bread out for her. I tore the bread into chunks and threw them on the ground in front of her. She didn’t move. I walked right over next to her. She didn’t move. I guessed she didn’t want the bread, and so he and I began talking about various other things, and walked away to see if she would go for the bread. Then he told me this story about a friend of his who said he wouldn’t shoot a goose because they mate for life whereas ducks don’t.
I thought that was odd… a funny ‘bird’ story to add to our moment together, then he began to tell me about what made his friend decide that he will NEVER hunt geese again.
One day his friend was with a bunch of other guys out hunting. The men all had their guns poised to hunt. The guns went off … *bam* *bam* *bam* … one guy hit a goose, and down he came. The other geese were already up in the air, in flight, when the mate of this goose turned around and came back to check on her love. My companion’s friend watched in horror as this goose made a bee line toward the wounded mate. Can you imagine what that would be like…moving through shooting sounds…bullets flying? Honking, running around her dying partner, the other hunters yelled and made ‘fun’ of this ‘dumb’ bird that would fly through a throng of bullets, loud popping to come back just to ‘get killed.’ Which is exactly what these men did… they killed her. She died with her mate. Mated for life.
I don’t have hormones pulsing through me or any other reason why this would pull at my heart strings so strongly. But it did, I couldn’t blink fast enough to keep the tears from pouring down my face. Here I am with a business colleague who I have only just met and I have tears running down my face. My heart melted into that little goose and her fierce commitment to a partner she mated with for life. And something in me connected to that love. How lucky to find love like that. I know that love, and I have that love. How grateful I am.
I wish you the same love… if you want it, if you believe in it, you can have it.
