wp91156884_1b.jpg
wpb24be210_1b.jpg
wpaee47b44_1b.jpg
wp75daf3ef_1b.jpg
wp4c66f171_1b.jpg
wpc8e68702_1b.jpg
wp47137662_1b.jpg
wpd132aafc_1b.jpg
wp66e97b67_1b.jpg
wpfbc3180a_1b.jpg
wp550261a1_1b.jpg
wp88f1ce5b_1b.jpg
wp74d964eb_1b.jpg
wp64acad74_1b.jpg
wpa6d46e6d_1b.jpg

Long Live the American Dream!  We help you to re-commit yourself to “Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness”

Personalized Monthly Horoscopes Logo
"Beautiful" Womens Red T-Shirt
Anyone Can Be A Winner Infant Toddler Yellow Tshirt
Future Millionaire Womens Pink T-Shirt
Astrology Zodiac Wall Clock

Check out our

fun gift shop!

Tomorrow’s Edge

Gift Shoppe

Love's Dance by Skye Thomas

November 1st, 2004

Skye’s Looking Up

 

Good Morning,

 

Today is the one-year anniversary of this newsletter.  I had originally planned to wait until the first of the year to have a nice neat calendar start and to let the mailing list build up a bit more before starting.  I had also thought that Thursday would be a great day to send it out because Monday’s are so busy and it would give you some food for thought to chew on over the weekend.  However, on the first Monday in November, while preparing to write some articles, I heard that still small voice whisper that it was time to start.  I argued while writing the article The First Step.  The one thing we agreed on was that this should be a close intimate type of newsletter and not a cold over-polished publication.  I trust the spirit voices because of years of testing them.  So, I sent that first newsletter out to all five people who had opted into my mailing list.  Since they were all friends and family, they applauded appropriately and I sent out another one the next week!  Within a month, I had a 300% increase in readership (sounds better then 15 people doesn’t it?!)  The list has been growing ever since!  

 

Take care,

Skye Thomas

 

Tomorrow's Edge

...inspiring leaps of faith

www.TomorrowsEdge.net

 

 

 

Quote of the Week:

 

“He who has faith has... an inward reservoir of courage, hope, confidence, calmness, and assuring trust that all will come out well - even though to the world it may appear to come out most badly.” -- B. C. Forbes

 

“Faith is taking the first step even when you don't see the whole staircase.” -- Martin Luther King, Jr.

 

“Faith is a passionate intuition.” -- William Wordsworth

 

 

 

Also Added to the Website this Week:

 

Click on the title of each article to continue reading it.

 

New Photo of the Buddha Napoleon

 

My little one is going to be three years old in a couple of weeks.  He recently fell in love with cowboy stuff because of a Wiggles movie he saw.  So, we had some pictures done up and he turned out so darn cute, I had to show you!  He’s about halfway down the page!

 

15 Ways to Create Some Extra Holiday Money

 

Originally this was going to be a list for my two teenagers but some of these ideas are better suited to adults with a valid driver’s license and a bit of know-how.  Some of these take a bit of planning and organizing, but most of them could be done on a fairly spur of  the moment case by case basis.  The great thing about a lot of these ideas is that you’re spreading holiday cheer by helping to make someone else’s otherwise stressful and overwhelming to-do list a little bit easier.  Who wouldn’t pay to have someone come do a few of these things for you?  Mostly, what’s important is that you remember to provide a quality item or service to the buyer with a smile on your face and in your heart.  Have fun with these!

 

Personal Astrology Forecasts

 

Due to popular demand, we have also added an option to order a personalized 2005 Full-Year Astrology Forecast or you can get them month to month if you like.  A free in-depth personality profile is included as a bonus gift with the full-year report.  For more information check out the link above.  

 

 

 

Feature Article of the Week:

 

Trusting Faith

 

Trust is such a personal thing.  Faith is even more so.  Whether you’re sending out your prayers and intentions or falling in love, trust and faith are intertwined.  Trust says that you logically know everything will turn out for the best.  Faith says that on an intuitive emotional level you sense that everything will turn out for the best.  One’s in your head, the other’s in your heart.  The same, but different.  When someone or something breaks our trust, it can be rebuilt or re-earned.  However, when someone or something breaks our faith, a piece of us is never quite the same.  When you have both faith and trust, then it’s easy to move forward confidently, but if you only have one or the other, it can be very difficult to take that first step.

 

You can trust with your mind but not have faith to back it up.  For example, you can know that your teammates or coworkers have all the best intentions to finish a project or to win at a contest together.  However as much as you trust that they will give it their all, you may not have faith that they’ll actually accomplish that goal.  Perhaps they aren’t qualified, trained, practiced, or self-disciplined enough.  When you begin the task, a piece of you will hold back from being completely enthusiastic because you’re guarding yourself from the probability that despite all their effort, they’ll likely fail anyway.  Not a fun place to be in and definitely not a productive one.

 

Can you have faith without trust?  Wouldn’t logic override intuition and destroy the faith you have in someone or something?  Think of all the times that you sat there with complete faith that you’d win the lottery but then your logical mind didn’t really trust it, so you’d go into work even though you were pretty sure that you owned that winning lottery ticket.  That entire industry is based on the idea that people have a deep faith that they’re going to strike it rich.  Logically, we tell ourselves that we should play it safe and keep our day jobs because deep down we don’t trust it.

 

Following a spiritual calling can be a very difficult path because of these two elements.  You can have complete faith that your guardian angels and spirit guides meant what they said when they told you to go do this work, but you may not trust them to catch you if you fall flat on your face a few times.  You may have faith that you can do the job, but not trust that the world wants to receive your gift.  You may trust that you’re on the right path for you, but question your faith in weird little spirit voices that whisper to you.  Many would tell you this is the reason that it’s so important to have blind faith in some form of a God or Goddess.

 

Personally, I hate the entire concept of blind faith.  Nothing bugs me more about most traditional religions then the part where you have to believe these seemingly outrageous stories without question or you’re doomed to some form of hell.  Most religions teach that if you don’t practice blind faith, then you won’t be favored by their version of God.  It makes absolutely no sense to me.  Why would a god require such a thing?  If it’s really an almighty magical amazing powerful creator of life type, then they would naturally be so impressive that the ‘blind’ part of ‘blind faith’ wouldn’t be necessary.  In my opinion, only insecure dictators require blind faith.  Personalities that are secure in themselves and in their abilities don’t require such things of others.  No, I’m not saying that God or any other celestial type should have to prove themselves in order for us to have faith in them.  I’m just saying that it seems really insecure and ridiculous for any sort of a god to even waste their time on such concepts.  

 

Many people who are following spiritual callings are struggling with the ability to maintain their sense of undying faith and complete trust that they are spiritually protected and looked after and that they are indeed in the right place at the right time doing the right thing.  The whole nature of the thing is so unsettling, how could you not entertain some fear and doubt on occasion?  Add to that the diversity of religious belief systems, society’s judgmental attitudes towards people who don’t share their same belief systems, and the emotional and financial struggles that often accompany spiritual callings, and it’s no wonder that we end up losing our faith or our trust that everything is definitely going to turn out for the best.

 

You can’t do great spiritual work if you’re running on autopilot not really believing in what you’re doing.  The first thing you need to do is to reconnect with your faith.  Take some time to pray, meditate, walk in the trees, make sandcastles on the beach, or whatever it is that you do to connect with the heavens.  When you find the connection again, then you will find your deep spiritual faith again.  If need be, talk to your god.  Ask questions, argue, laugh, sing, or just listen.  If the faith doesn’t come back, then stop doing the spiritual work you were originally asked to do.  If your faith is truly gone, then your work is no longer ‘spiritual,’ is it?  Once you’ve reconnected with your own undying faith, then remind your logical mind of all the times you were so foolish as to lose faith.  Run a few tests to double check that you and your guardian angels are in sync again.  Ask for confirmation signs.  Ask to manifest something weird and unusual.  Eventually, your trust in heaven will return.  Once your logical mind is again on track, then get back to your spiritual work.  The world needs your gift as much as you need to give it.

 

Copyright 2004, Skye Thomas, Tomorrow’s Edge

 

 

 

Tomorrow's Edge

...inspiring leaps of faith

www.TomorrowsEdge.net

 

 

 

Skye Thomas is the CEO of Tomorrow’s Edge, an Internet leader in inspiring leaps of faith.  She became a writer in 1999 after twenty years of studying personal growth, motivation, soulmates, self-esteem, parenting, spirituality, metaphysics, family dynamic, dating, and astrology.  Her books, articles, and astrological forecasts have inspired people of all ages and faiths to recommit themselves to the pursuit of happiness.  To read more of her articles, previews of her books, and her astrology forecasts, go to www.TomorrowsEdge.net and www.TomorrowsEdge.com.  To read more about Skye and to sign up to receive her weekly newsletter, go to www.SkyeThomas.com.  

 

If someone forwarded this newsletter to you and you’d like to be included on a regular basis, send us an email to Subscribe@TomorrowsEdge.net.  We'll be happy to add you to the list.

 

To unsubscribe from this newsletter go to www.SkyeThomas.com/Looking-Up-Newsletter.html and complete the form at the bottom of the page.  We'll make sure you're promptly removed without any hassles.  This may sound obvious, but don’t forget to list your name and email address or we won’t know who is requesting to be removed from the list.