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Vision verses Dream
October 19, 2016
Years ago, I made a promise: if I were given the opportunity to live a vibrant, healthy life again, I would devote myself to serving others.
In choosing this path, my Vision became unmistakably clear. I knew it was something entrusted to me, something greater than myself that would sustain me, no matter how difficult the journey became.
Today, I live from the end of my life backward, working for the sake of people I may never meet, yet knowing the impact can reach generations beyond my own.
Don't Be Mistaken
Many confuse Vision with a dream. They are not the same.
A dream is something we desire. Vision is something we are called to fulfill.
Understanding the difference changes everything.
Vision is revealed Truth that is personal to you. It cannot be borrowed, manufactured or imposed by another.
Truth, Vision & Expectations
Awareness and acceptance of Truth create trust, peace and direction. From Truth, Vision emerges. Passion ignites. Drive is set in motion.
When drive is fueled by passion and anchored in Vision, we become unstoppable, unless expectation creeps in with the need to control the outcome.
This is where pride can blind us.
When Vision refuses to conform to our expectations, pride blinds us to the walls we build. We blame circumstances, question Truth and unknowingly sabotage the very Vision we long to fulfill.
Disappointment then fills the space where fulfillment was meant to live, leaving us empty-handed.
The moment we fixate on a problem or demand a specific outcome, we limit possibilities.
When we remain within the inherent boundaries of our Vision, the resources needed to bring it to life begin to reveal themselves.
Releasing expectations and trusting Truth allows possibility to expand, revealing doorways we could never have anticipated.
Vision vs. Dream
A dream is a feeling, desire, want or wish.
Vision is purpose, direction, meaning and life.
A dream is something we hope to fulfill.
Vision is something we are compelled to accomplish.
A dream stirs longing that never fully satisfies.
Vision is enduring, continual and everlasting.
A dream is wishful thinking.
Vision is revealed Truth that is personal to you.
A dream is born from internal cravings.
Vision is born of something greater than oneself.
A dream is self-focused and indulgent.
Vision is selfless, expansive and incorruptible.
A dream is pursued as a right and an individual achievement.
Vision is received as a gift and is impossible to fulfill alone.
A dream can be abandoned.
Vision never leaves; it burns eternally within.
A dream leaves us hungry for more.
Vision remains steady, ever-present and perpetual.
Problems and struggles are not meant to deter or weaken us. They are meant to energize and inspire, deepening our resolve to pursue the Vision entrusted to us.
Embracing struggle is what allows us to see and accept Truth.
Trials forge a strength unlike anything I have ever known.
"Vision is proven true by the test of failure."
After all, adversity is the refining fire that strengthens our resolve and demands the surrender of expectations that once confined what was possible.
"Acceptance of Truth and release of expectations open the door to realities once thought impossible!"
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by Bonnie Penner
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