| al64 wrote: |
Hi
I need a reading to clarify what has gone before.
I have been having messages that speak of inheritance for many months and my wife has constant dreams of good fortune, but it seems such a long time coming?
Also about a house move that we also have been praying for for some time?
Is this still the case and if so, when?
Love and blessings
Al |
Al,
I am rather hesitant in commenting about the messages given to you by someone else, so I think that it would be better to start afresh without any preconceptions about what we will find. Your wife's constant dreams of good fortune could either be possible premonitions of the future, or alternately expressions of hope and positive thinking.
Also remember that even if her dreams are true premonitions and the readers had been accurate at the time there is no definite time scale being given. Whether or not you will ultimately receive the money you so badly need on time depends on a host of external factors, many of which are outside either any reader's or your own control. Your financial future is not by any means set in stone, so I would not depend entirely on fate or good luck to deliver the money into your waiting hands.
You still have to do whatever you practically can in order to increase your chances of eventually bringing this about. Receiving money in the form of an inheritance generally means that someone dearly loved to you first has to die, unless you are referring to an inheritance which has been held up for some unknown reason long after the person in question passed over. It is not unusual even if there was a valid will made for this process to take anything up to 12 months or more (at least that is the current situation over here in Australia).
Your reading suggests that you presently feel trapped within a situation not of your own making, and your hands are effectively tied behind your back. You are being forced by circumstances (especially rapidly growing financial pressures) to depend mainly on your instincts about what is the best possible course of action to take from now on. But you are not a person who feels particularly comfortable making such an important decision based on anything but logic and reason, and you are allowing your emotions to get the better of you.
Whatever the challenge is that you are required to confront in your life there is almost always a solution, although I would be dishonest if I said that it would necessarily be easy or that most solutions are anything approaching ideal. I do feel that often the best solution is frequently the one which is staring us squarely in the face, but possibly because we have ourselves developed a severe case of tunnel vision we often overlook what to everyone else seems obvious. In many cases the best way to make some positive progress is to look straight ahead, make whatever plans need to be made, then pluck up your courage and get to it.
If in addition to what you can do to increase your chance of finding a more suitable home for you and your wife you win the lottery or do receive an inheritance then so this as the icing on the cake, rather than continuing to wait indefinitely for something which may possibly never happen, and thereby miss out on any real estate opportunities which may come up in your local area in the right price bracket.
In other words while it would be nice to receive a lump sum amount that would greatly reduce the possibility that you will need to go heavily into debt to finance the move, don't hold your breath. What you need to ask yourself is if you do not receive enough money either from an inheritance or other source is it still a viable proposition to move? Leave any inheritance and the possible interpretations of your wife's dreams entirely out of your financial calculations over the coming months, and assume that the money will not be forthcoming until you actually have it in your hands (or at least in your bank account), if indeed it ever will.
Now with the predicted good fortune out of the picture, can you really afford this move, or would it be preferable to stay where you are, and invest some money renovating and making improvements to your present home, until it better satisfies your changing needs. In the long run, unless lady luck finally comes knocking at your front door, renovating and expanding your current place of living may prove to be a more viable option, leaving some money over in reserve if good fortune chooses to smile upon you.
I really feel that although prayer can often work wonders, God tends to help people who first do whatever they possibly can in order to help themselves. Prayer should consequently only be used in combination with you taking deliberate and carefully planned steps to get you where you want to go from where you already are. By itself prayer is relatively ineffective, and I certainly would not want to risk my entire life savings on an act of God.
I am not making any predictions about whether or not you will move home over the next six months, as basically this is now up to the both of you to decide, based largely on whatever financial resources and assets you already have NOW. Would your lives effectively come to an end if you were not able to move during the next few months or years for whatever reason? Try not to see this as an all or nothing proposition. Do you have any other options if things do not work out quite as you expected them to, within your own time schedule?
Kindest regards,
eye_of_tiger
