Control Your Own Destiniy

Written by Gerri D Smith


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And as you keep these thoughts uppermost in your mind, you haverepparttar power to be guided by them. Yet, just knowing without thinking how you respond to life isrepparttar 122785 art of self-awareness and living inrepparttar 122786 present moment. Being aware of each moment is a part of your true being

Other ways to measurerepparttar 122787 power of your thoughts is to limit any thoughts that are non-productive. Some of these non-productive thoughts may include:

 Feeling guilty when you say, “No.” Refusing to cater torepparttar 122788 demands of others is not a selfish act. Saying, ‘yes, when you mean ‘no’ may cause resentment.’  Feeling ‘stupid’ when you don’t understand something - Rather then make a mistake when instructions are not clear, don’t be afraid to ask for clarification. This is a sign of good judgment.  Thinking that everything you do is solely your own doing. Be confident and have enough faith to know that your life is guided by a higher power. This confirms your spirituality.  Ignoring opportunities to change - Growth comes with change. Life is a constant state of change. Be ready for any worthwhile challenge or opportunity to grow.  Worrying - Some ofrepparttar 122789 best opportunities are missed when you worry and procrastinate untilrepparttar 122790 opportunity has come and gone. Learn to be decisive. What’srepparttar 122791 worst possible scenario? How hurt would you feel if you missed a great opportunity?

Whatever you do, and wherever you are in life, pay attention to your thoughts. Any sign of negativity, anger, fear, or procrastination is harmful. Get rid of biased opinions. Be open to other ways of thinking. Makerepparttar 122792 best of your thoughts and your thoughts will makerepparttar 122793 best you.

Then, let your new founded self-awareness lead you to a life where you are free to choose and to control your own dreams and goals. That’s your destiny.

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Is it Love?

Written by Joyce C. Lock


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Is it Love?

When you look down on someone who isn't dressed just right ...

Is it Love?

If you complain when someone takes your seat ...

Is it Love?

When you rush past someone waiting to talk to you,

so as not to missrepparttar person going outrepparttar 122784 door ...

Is it Love?

Suppose you seerepparttar 122785 Spirit compelling,

but giverepparttar 122786 position to one with more credentials.

Is it Love?

When you're faced with a dilemma of choosing God's will over opposition ...

Is it Love?

When God reveals something to you contrary to man's teachings,

yet you keep silent ...

Is it Love?

If you want to know what Jesus Would Do,

just ask yourself ...

~ Is it love? ~

"For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light," Matthew 11:30. Ye keep my commandments by abiding in my love ... (par.) John 15:10. "Keep thy heart with all diligence; for out of it arerepparttar 122787 issues of life," Proverbs 4:23.

© by Joyce C. Lock http://our.homewithgod.com/heavenlyinspirations/ This writing may be used in its entirety, with credits in tact, for non-profit ministering purposes.

Joyce C. Lock is a published author, poet, and columnist. In addition, she founded and maintains the e-mail ministries "Heavenly Inspirations" http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HeavenlyInspirations/ and "Share a Smile" http://groups.yahoo.com/group/smilesharing/. Joyce's writings encourage us in our relationship with God and each other.


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