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11.

My Daily Declaration As A Muse

Ruth Dilley

I dress in clothes that are flattering and bring out my magical qualities and beauty.

I share my brilliant insights.

I am learning to be patient with those I inspire,

I remember creative ideas take a little time to manifest.

I request and expect only the best from myself and those I care about.

I graciously accept gifts of high quality and value, for they come from those who love and adore me.

I eat healthy, high quality foods that nourish, fuel and delight my mind, body and spirit.

It takes energy to be a muse, so I enjoy my beauty sleep.

I live in an environment that is clean, soothing and satisfying to sleep, manifest and play.

I surround myself with people I admire, respect and who also appreciate my inspirational gifts.

I find out what people’s passions and dreams are and encourage him or her to go for it!

I go on excursions and daily adventures to cultivate my special abilities and to be amused.

I inspire others to make an investment in oneself and I let them know how important his or her work is.

I encourage creative ones to use the highest quality tools and supplies needed to do outstanding work.

I show each person I am in communication with one’s "specialness". I give my fullest attention, thus enhancing my talents as a muse, enabling inspiration and creativity to flow.

I find ways to bring joy, prosperity and contentment into other’s lives as well as my own. I know magic happens for me.

I remember, without muses, creative beings like me, nothing new would exist, be created or be achieved.

I choose to become a special person’s muse and celebrate the magic that happens all around us. . . .

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"My vocation is to-

For Ruth, this last year of flying solo has been an Abundant Magical Life as she has proven to herself that she has the courage, resources and connection with source energy to do more than just get by. She has faced her fear of living separate from a man she loves and is a Thriving Artist living an adventure parallel to her month expedition in Indonesia with her grandmother, the backpacking trek across America with a girlfriend and eight month camping escapade in Hawaii, which occurred in rapid succession nine years ago, months after completing high school in 1994.