Your Reward

Listening to Clifford Brown and Louis Armstrong while reading TIME magazine's issue on the human brain you feel the tingling sensations of contentedness. You happen to be reading about Louis Armstrong when a song from a Youtube jazz playlist sounds "When the Saints Go Marching In" performed by Louis Armstrong and others. The music, apparel, and black and white screen indicate it originates from when TVs used to be black and white. The coincidence revitalizes your motivation to be creative. The charisma of Louis is powerful. You are focusing on positivity. Your memory will improve. You have been physically and mentally active. You have the potential to be more active. You feel America is similar. Your euphoric feeling leaves as the music stops, but returns and persists in a mellower key when music begins. You are thankful music is so affectionate. You are patient. Your to-do list is large and involves numerous future appointments. You will fulfill all of the most important obligations. You will meet and get to know people who will help you succeed in the love and course of your life. You will give graciously. You will always find friends. The weight on your shoulders will lift and you will be the better for it. You have found the right path. You are free to go and free to stay. You are welcome.