For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.


The key here is, what is the thing your heart desires, other than family and loved ones, for when we know what our hearts desire is we will understand our heart and how it is fulfilled.

So many people live unfulfilled lives, going through the motions every day, doing a job they do not like and the only thing to look forward to is going home to watch television or the coming weekend.

Most people go through life never doing what there hearts desire is and wonder why they get sick.

We know that hope postponed makes the heart sick.

So many people want to do things that their heart desires but are stopped by fear, what if it does not work out, what if it all goes wrong, excuses.

Fear will do all it can to stop you from achieving the desires of your heart, your inner genius.

Fear wants safe, but often safe is the most unsafe place you can be in, safe people hiding from what they truly want to do are not safe at all and are often consumed with problems both real and imagined because they are not realising their dreams.

If you do follow your dreams, you will find your heart will be fulfilled and you will find your treasure.

Treasure does not have to be money, it can be fulfilment, accomplishment, creativity, contentment, creating beautiful Art works.

Go and do your hearts desire that’s where your treasure is.

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