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Wishcasting Wednesday: What Do You Wish For Less Of?

Published 09/08/2010 by Jane

Every Wednesday, the incredibly talented Jamie Ridler, of Jamie Ridler Studios, posts a Wishcasting prompt.

Each week I read it, and find myself wishing I had the time, and a special place to answer her prompt.

Well, now I’ve made a place, a beautiful page on my blog, to cradle my wishes and dreams.

I’m guessing that some weeks I’ll answer her prompt, and some weeks I still won’t get to it.  On the days when I do make time to honor my wishes and dreams, they’ll be here, on the Wishcasting Wednesday page of my blog.

So here’s to my Wishcast for September 8, 2010 ~

Wishcasting Wednesday: What Do You Wish For Less Of?

Making a wish is a powerfully spectacular way of setting my intention. Today, we are wishing for the power of less ….

I wish for less worry about money. Having enough, and how much is enough? Being able to buy what I need, and what is it that I really need? Preparing for ‘the future’, and what does the future hold for me?

Whether or not I live extravagantly is only a matter of perspective. So the answers to money questions evolve just as my interests, values, and dreams evolve. Worry and fear are blocks. Always, there is a need for trust, guidance, and balance.

As a mother, a daughter, a wife, a blogger, an educator, and an artist … I wish to create, write, live, love, and share without worry for money … without fear of being without, and without fear of desiring too much. Neither end of the spectrum is healthy.

Energy follows thought. If my thoughts are of creating authentic beauty and doing good, my energy will follow. The journey will unfold before me in unbelievable ways. In order to keep my life and my creative journey in balance and free of obstacles, I wish to worry less about money.

So, What Do You Wish For Less Of?

Leave a comment below…who knows, you may feel inspired to start your own Wishcasting page.

Click here to read my previous Wishcasts…

I also wish to thank Dare Darlington for the gorgeous picture….I’ve been waiting for just the right place to use it ♥

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22 Comments

  1. LissaL LissaL

    I worry about the same thing so I can totally relate. Love the beautiful photo, may we all have sweet dreams tonight.

    As Jane wishes for herself, so I wish also
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    09/08/2010
  2. Stefanie Stefanie

    As Jane wishes for herself, so I wish for her as well.

    Wouldn’t it be lovely if we could all be free from worrying about money? I wish all your worries away.

    09/08/2010
    • Jane Rochelle Jane Rochelle

      Thank you for the wishes, Stefanie. Happy Wednesday 🙂

      09/15/2010
  3. Courtney Courtney

    As you wish for yourself, I wish for you as well.

    09/08/2010
    • Jane Rochelle Jane Rochelle

      Thank you, Courtney.
      Take good care,
      Jane

      09/15/2010
  4. Wendi Wendi

    Wow, that wish is powerful! As you wish for yourself, so I wish for you also!

    I have the same questions, the same concerns. I love what you wrote here: “Having enough, and how much is enough? Being able to buy what I need, and what is it that I really need? Preparing for ‘the future’, and what does the future hold for me? ”

    That is really the truth, isn’t it? What is enough? What do I really need? Exactly how do I prepare for an unknown future?
    Wendi recently posted..Wishcasting Wednesday via Jamie Ridler

    09/08/2010
    • Jane Rochelle Jane Rochelle

      Thanks for stopping in, Wendi. I’m sending wishes that we each find balance in our creativity and finances.
      Take good care,
      Jane

      09/15/2010
    • Jane Rochelle Jane Rochelle

      Thank you Carola,
      I thought I’d replied to each of my wishes, but it seems a few are missed. Thank you for the wish … less worry, more delight!
      🙂 Take good care,
      Jane
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      09/22/2010
  8. Jim B Jim B

    I wish for fewer strokes when I play golf so I can beat my two son in laws. Money isn’t the important thing. Its the bragging rights.
    Jane, wish your dreams come true, although money is important sometimes in making dreams come true.

    09/09/2010
    • Jane Rochelle Jane Rochelle

      Hello Jim B! I thought I’d already replied to all of these posts, but guess something happened with them. As you wish for your golf game, so I wish for you, too…but I don’t wish for your golf strokes to improve but so much, or we’ll go broke on your nickel golf bets when you guys play! 🙂

      Hope we’ll all worry less about money, and just enjoy, and care for what we have.

      Love you!!
      Jane Rochelle recently posted..Are Your Words Building Arches or Walls

      09/22/2010
  10. Bev Bev

    As Jane wishes for herself so I wish for her also.

    09/09/2010
  11. Gail Gail

    Less of? Hmm. . . For everyone, I wish for you less of whatever it is you wish for less of. For me, I wish for less anxiety over small things that don’t really matter. I wish for less physical pain as this old body goes through the latest stages of life. I wish for less than 200 calories in a piece of chocolate lava cake with hot fudge over the vanilla ice cream on top. I wish for less insomnia during a full moon. I wish for less clutter in my life and in my mind. I wish my aging car had less mileage on it. I wish for less good luck for the little mouse who has taken up residence in my garage since the weather is beginning to change – I do hate “meeces” to pieces! I wish for less junk mail and less spam. I wish for less violence and hate in our world. I wish for less garbage from everyone in a world that is finally recognizing GREEN is important. I wish for less of all the things I keep coming up with that I wish for less of. Thanks for listening, Jane . . .

    09/12/2010
    • Jane Rochelle Jane Rochelle

      Hi, dear Gail, I’m wishing for you less of the burdens of life, and more of the good stuff. Take good care, and stay in healing energy!
      🙂 Jane

      09/15/2010

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