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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I had a dream last-night Well more like a vision In a temple I awoke and A guardian monk to me He spoke. We have been waiting for You. He said to me yes in my vision my eyes were Open but I was half asleep. The monk handed me a candle with A flame a small but bright flame, a flickering Flame bright it shown before my eyes this was The vision I was shown. I asked the monk what the candle was for and he Said everyone we meet has a candle with a flame Even those people whom we haven’t met have a flame. For you see the flame represents the fire of your soul And it is the responsibility of the individual to make sure Their flame stays lit and never goes out. But I said every flame goes out eventually right? Then The monk said that’s true but the flame you hold is no Ordinary flame this is the flame of your soul. Anything that affects you mentally or emotionally Also affects the flame. So be sure to always feed your Soul flame the right thoughts, emotions, actions and mindsets. You will know when you are out of alignment when the soul Flame starts to flicker. But the more you are in sync with whom you truly are the more brighter the flame will shine. For this is your soul flame and only YOU have to ability to keep it alive.
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