THE EASY WAY TO FIND LOST OBJECTS: ASK YOUR DREAMS!

About a month ago, I was dressing to attend a party.  As a finishing touch to my outfit, I reached for the “perfect” necklace only to find that it was missing from its normal spot in my jewelry box.  Where could it be?  I wondered out loud.  When did I wear it last?  With little time left to search for it – I was already running late and to add more stress, my husband was waiting patiently in the car for me to leave the house -- I left the house feeling slightly disappointed, knowing that my outfit looked a bit blah.   

Weeks passed, and the necklace was still nowhere to be found.   I had searched everywhere.  I took my closet apart several times, thinking it may have fallen behind some shoe boxes or into bins where I store my belts.    I cleaned out my bedroom dresser.  I double checked all my luggage cases.  I even checked every nook and cranny in my house, including my bathroom cabinets and each time, I came up empty handed. . . Nada . . . Zip . . . Zilch.    

It wasn’t an expensive piece of jewelry, mind you, rather it had sentimental value; it was my mother’s necklace.  So, it was hard to let go.  Just when I was ready to give up any hope of finding my treasured necklace,  I decided to set a dream intention; I asked  my dreams to please help me locate my missing necklace. 

That night, in my dream, I saw my necklace safely tucked behind a plastic pouch. The next morning, as I dressed for work, the image of my necklace from my dream came flooding back into my mind.    Like a bolt out of the blue, I thought.  Check your traveling jewelry case.   Could it be?  I already checked my traveling jewelry case, several times before.  Impossible!   Yes?   No?  

Inspired by my dream and with a growing sense of conviction, I decided to check my traveling jewelry case one last time.   I didn't see the necklace at first glance  – even though I was searching in a deliberate manner – because the backing of the jewelry case is black and so is the necklace.   The necklace had blended into the background of my case, making it virtually invisible. 

As I retrieved my necklace, I thought. That was easy!  Quoting the easy button I have sitting on top of my desk. It’s the button I press whenever I complete a difficult task by taking an easier route.   All I had to do was to ask my dreams!  It couldn't have been easier.  I should have thought about doing so before I tore the house apart inside and out, looking for it in the first place!  

Setting a dream intention is on my tip list for improving dream recall.  Stay posted to learn how easy it is to set a dream intention!