last blog on dream

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Hello Friends; Today this is my last "Blog on Dreams" and I will continue with my last
those important things about a dream.
I really try so many things about these dreams how we see and why it came as we read in an earlier blog, there are so many new things about dreams and every time we see something
different about in our dream which does not appear before but we are happy about our dreams.
Some of the dreams come true and some are just to entertain you and so on.
but after a long time, we think about those things we want to become true but not happens
very sad but its okay we forget to run on our daily life.
these dreams never say that follow me and one day I will be finished; nothing is good to
follow continuously without any thinking, so best is follow but not push your life on that dream; we have to work hard but some people leave everything for those dreams.
Dreams have to be your passion but not your addiction ; it's not important that every
the dream will complete .
Dreams are the star they will be never finished till your life is running .
at last thank you very much for reading my blogs on dreams and I hope you will read my blog continuously and giving me best results on my blog.

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  1. Unknown18 June 2018 at 03:35

    Congratulations 🎊 , your all blogs about dreams are very nice and keep continuing.

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