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always wisdom in these old sayings, and that seem to last right through all generations, and remain always fresh, for a new age as well.

Truth and wisdom never procrastinate, but are always available for us, when we stop procrastinating, and preventing ourselves from seeing them all around us, all of the time.

What comes around, goes around. This means that what comes around as truth, keeps going around forever, as truth.

But the actual idiom, or saying is that, "what goes around, comes around." This only means, that what you give out, comes right back around to you once more again, sometimes later, but always within the right time, to give you another chance to learn what it is possible now, for you to learn.

Procrastination is a fear of seeing your purpose, and then being too afraid, because you think you are not ready to take it on yet. You welcome being hurt, or sick, or injured, to take you away from the full life possible, and this too by drawing these things to you, is part of inner procrastinating.

This seems a tough approach to take, but the truth is always blunt ,and tough for you, and penetrates the wound to release the pus, and so it begins to heal, as love is allowed back in, and truth is now embraced, and understood, in spite of the fear.

The fear that has now been dispersed, and is not so concentrated anymore, causing you to observe, and rely on your fear to procrastinate, by only fixating on fears, which attracts more fear, and more procrastination, until you can finally move past fear, and start moving towards love, and which is to your true self, which is waiting to show you yourself, without fear, and only with love.

This dream indicates that I procrastinate in my thinking, by seeing everything as black and white. This inflexibility, and lack of understanding, stops me from being aware of the real truth, that all shades of love are relevant, and that nothing is cut and dry, or always only black and white.

This type of incorrect fixated, and programmed thinking, that stops us from thinking out of the box, flexibly and more widely, is a subtle form again, of procrastination.

Most procrastination stems from the way we think, and from the beliefs that we hold. If we can examine our own thoughts and beliefs, we will often find the real reason why we are following these types of beliefs, and thoughts. And it often will boil down to showing you that they are indeed causes, inner causes of self procrastinating, against yourself, and your true direction,

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