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Dream on!

It is said that after thr darkest night comes the dawn. Just when things have gone south on you, and nothing seems to be working; no attempt seems like an attempt in itself; there's a light at the end of the tunnel.

Joseph, the Biblical character, was a dreamer. He not only had dreams in his sleep, he also had them while he was awake. He kept his eyes on the prize and the price.

He knew where he was going, and what he would be, and that was the prize- he wouldn't let his eyes off it.

He knew he must pay a price for his prize, and he wouldn't be moved when the ones that should care for him and aid his rising up threw him in the pit and sold him out to slavery. He knew he had to restrict himself from fleshy passion that would have kept him in the palace, and prevented his transit to prison. He wasn't moved when he was forgotten by a friend he helped in the prison. They were the price he had to pay.

Time bridges the gap between your present and future.

Dare to listen for the music, keep on following the star, morning cant be far...dream on!
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