I have this dream, and I'm not sure how to be specific about it, and if its asking too much. I have a dream of getting excessive skin removed (I had twins). Is it asking too much? I can't be specific right now because I haven't researched it enough. And I have other things that haven't come into begin yet. But this is one of my BIG dreams.

In my understanding of SOGR, nothing is "too much". However, I have found that some things that I thought I really wanted turned out to be things I didn't want at all, or something I did want and had forgotten about surfaced.

If that is what you really want, go for it.

After doing something active (research) I have realized that I still want it, just not now. I would like to wait until I'm done having children so possibly 35 or 40. But I have other things on my mind - new glasses, dental work,etc.

Brenna,

Try feeling how you would feel in your ideal body. Express gratitude for the wonder of your body now.

Just like anything, it's the FEELING of already having your image that directs you into the right INSPIRED action and, as Wally says, "It is gratitude that keeps you connected with power."

Kazzie hit it right on the nose, "nothing is 'too much'".

SpiritA*

Do you really want glasses and dental work? Or do you want excellent eyesight and attractive, healthy teeth (and gums)?

There is no such thing as too much money or too much good looks.

In fact, Wally says that we are to ask largely. Why waste energy on something puny when it takes just as much energy to dream a great and wonderful dream, to ask largely?

And whatever you want is fine. What you want is what you want and that's perfectly fine.

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Originally posted by Rebecca:
Do you really want glasses and dental work? Or do you want excellent eyesight and attractive, healthy teeth (and gums)?

I had said glasses and dental work, because I thought that being more "specific" there was a higher chance of receiving your desires.

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Originally posted by avinash:
There is no such thing as too much money or too much good looks.

In fact, Wally says that we are to ask largely. Why waste energy on something puny when it takes just as much energy to dream a great and wonderful dream, to ask largely?

And whatever you want is fine. What you want is what you want and that's perfectly fine.

I forget, but in the book, does location really make a difference? Or can I receive my heart's desires no matter where I live?

It's never too much if it really is your passion/dream!

Jan