Being an idealist means I lead with my heart, I wear it openly on my sleeve and I find total power in doing so, because any hurt or pain such openness leaves me vulnerable to, is nothing but an opportunity to learn and grow from rather than close myself off from love. The single biggest key to success living life this way is balance and a deep trust in your intuition. Emotions and fantastical hopes and ideas can consume an idealist away from practicalities and reality sometimes, but when their heart and mind come into unison over something or someone, there is no stopping them. The results can be absolute brilliance or absolute failures. Idealists are often in love with love and love humanity, so failures dont make them quitters, they make them wise. An idealist shouldnt be considered any kind of wishy washy fantasizers at all. Instead see their depth. These are the people who listen, who heal. They move to their own heartbeat and in the ebb and flow of the earth. They hear your heartspace loud and clear, and they will endlessly seek out others with the same heartspace as theirs. They are peacemakers mostly and will openly love you and help you with anything, inside or out. they are empaths, healers, peacemakers, leaders, focused, driven and highly ambitious in the name of bringing forth love in a thousand varied expressions. Theyre not fantasizers, no. A fantasizer is anyone who lives in this world hiding their heart and true expression or ignoring healing their deepest inner wounds. Why? Because to think they will get through life successfully by not facing themselves, forgiving or sharing their heart when everyone only ever wants to be loved or give love, is fantastical. You dont need to become an idealist but you can learn a lot about love and authenticity by watching them live so openly. They are an inspiration usually. I like to see the love and ideals in everyone - each person has incredible potential. Love, Brigit Goldworthy xx
Posted on: Sun, 05 Oct 2014 23:43:09 +0000
Trending Topics
Recently Viewed Topics
© 2015