All the information symbolized by each signpost builds on the next. One is not more important than the other; however, you may need to stay at one post longer than the next. There may be one signpost you favor that will set you on the correct path.
The journey may be tough going at times. There may be slips and falls, but you can quickly recover. Failure is an option if you choose to rise up again.
Yes, you can rise from the ashes like the Phoenix, the last signpost on the universal journey to a healthier lifestyle. The Phoenix reminds you that it is alright to start your journey again.
There is no time limit. You are not restricted to only a few chances. You can rise up again and again if needed. The universe has unlimited paths you can take to succeed.
As I prepare for the next series of blogs, the next installments will stand alone, reflecting on what is happening in real time. Possibly, when available, there will be guest blogs.
I hope you enjoyed this blog series, “Aim for the Stars.” You may have seen the entire journey presented at one of my visits to your area. Using this format was a way to share the messages, allowing anyone to use the information to enhance their journey to a healthier lifestyle.
Missed the beginning of our journey through the constellations? Check out the rest of Aim for the Stars.
Rick thank you so much for the Aim for the Stars series. I plan to present each one as a meeting for my TOPS club, they are so inspirational and motivating. I eagerly await your next focused series! Thank you again.
Thank you so much Rick.
I have a tasty, low-cal idea for Easter lunch or dinner. I call it my Easter Basket Salad. For each serving I use:
1/4 head iceberg lettuce
1 medium carrot
5 multi-colored cherry tomatoes
1) Break up the wedge of iceberg lettuce into bite-sized pieces, place in salad bowl.
2) Peel and grate the carrot with the 2nd largest holes of a box-grater to make it look like orange Easter grass. Sprinkle grated carrot over lettuce.
3) Place 5 multi-colored cherry tomatoes on top, to look like plastic Easter eggs or giant jelly beans.
Serve with side of your favorite salad dressing!.
It’s been a great series. This one puts a comforting twist on the Apollo XIII mantra that “failure is NOT an option” that I have on my desk. A much better perspective on the reality of this journey. Thanks!
Love this