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The Dream

By Tzvi Freeman

You build a dream house.

You start with a dream. The dream becomes a plan. The plan becomes a lot of dirty work. The dirty work becomes a house. If you are successful, it is the house of your dreams.

Dream, plan, dirty work, success. Why is this the fundamental strategy of all human endeavor? Because it is the story of the universe.

Those who can feel the dream, those who can read the plan, they see we are now at the finishing touches.

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The Dream - Days Are Coming Posted: May 16, 2011
Thank you for sharing this wonderful Daily Dose. I am going to ring and give them to friends and family. Posted By Manuel Blanco, Moreno Valley, Ca

Agree! Posted: May 15, 2011
I agree. Thank you for sharing, Sir! Posted By Syed

A dream Posted: May 15, 2011
I hope you're right about the "finishing touches". Posted By Monty Pogoda, frata, Israel

Dreams. Posted: May 29, 2009
I believe in my dreams, just like many of the humas from our old generations did. They were the ones who dream about all the things we use, but the most important dreamer is G-d, he made this beautiful planet in which are and G-d made us. Thank G-d for give us the gift of dream and think. No matter if your dream will come true or not, what really matters is to follow your dream and have faith. We are a dream of G-d or perhaps we still in the process to be a dream. We are not perfect but G-d still loves us and G-d is working everyday in his dream. Don't give up, keep working perhaps your dream is not as you think it is. Posted By Emmanuel Giovanni., Mexico, D.F. via chabad.edu

I knew if we worked enough we can realize dreams Posted: Aug 8, 2008
But dreams are a coincidence of making things happening towards a reality. I f we do not live our truth. These coincidences of life can become a nightmare. Since we need to think in our mind very differently, than the reality of being. This could become a nightmare to just beleive we can make these dreams happen. Nighmares can become reality. We do have to make the difference. When real happiness happens to us, this means we sure worked for it. Then this is a blessing, if this makes us happy. Otherwise, we must be wise, between our prayers, dreams, innocent actions, and the difference into making and working something for real. We work our spiritual for prayers. A prayer is a place we achieve, where only ourselves can understand to the freedom of expression. We can be positive or negative, as long as it is true. Thank you for my parents, to let them be what they are and the way they are, just like that. Posted By Francine

Dream and Reality Posted: June 20, 2008
This one hit home, here and now. I love the concept that we are all going to have an ease, an happiness that is everlasting. I’m so tired of toiling so hard and being disappointed by others whims. I worked hard for my dream, which I now have, and I don't want to lose it. I am now using a vessel to pray and ask for continuation of the dream that became a reality, which G-d seems to be granting me. I'm so tired of being fearful of the bad seeping in and destroying it now. I’ve seen such grief and experienced so much internal pain through my life. In my life I'm hoping to continue with this joy I now have, I do believe that G-d will bless me and mostly my children will continue to be blessed. I’m hopeful that my children have it easier then I and G-d will make it easier for all of us. Posted By Anonymous

the dream Posted: June 19, 2008
I Hope and pray that you are right Posted By Monty pogoda, Efrat, Israel

The Dream Posted: June 19, 2008
This is the attitude I take all the time. It is the basis to my success. Posted By Anonymous, Akron, Ohio,USA

The dream Posted: June 19, 2008
...hit home instantly. : ) Posted By Minna Virtanen, Helsinki, Finland via chabad.edu

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