I adopted mindset that I was going down and became focused on struggling and racing time. My negative vibration started attracting more of same and disparaging results started snowballing.

I created an undesirable cycle of events.

One of greatest gifts we have is ability to choose our thoughts, and thankfully, in middle of crisp, cool winter air, I realized that I was creating this reality with my negative thinking.

The Universe was merely giving me back what I was sending out.

After shoveling, I decided I must change course to attract desired events in my life. I chose not to focus on work’s daily demands but on life and those who mean most to me.

I spent remainder of my day decorating Christmas tree with my stepson then taking him out for lunch. I gave him my undivided attention and let him know he is important.

I returned to my true purpose. Focusing on others and helping them see their worth in this world.

It is important to remember that you have power to create your reality and this is managed through your thoughts.

If you are thinking about a lack of something, you will attract more of this. If you are thinking about something you love, you will attract more of what you love and enjoy.

Be aware of what is coming into your life and if it isn’t what you want, review your thought processes and make changes. You have power.

The Bible clearly states that God is above all things. And all things in universe submit to His Omnipotent Laws. For example, Ten Commandments are God’s highest moral law in universe. It’s just as wrong to murder your neighbor in Asia as it is in America, Israel, or any other nation on planet earth. The postmodernists and other “ists” would say that man makes his own laws (if it feels good do it) and is responsible to uphold no one’s moral law but his own. That’s dangerous. A man as an existentialist could say that he doesn’t believe it’s wrong to seize another man’s property. However, what happens when postmodern man has his prized possessions stolen? He immediately cries, “I’ve been violated!” Then he demands justice—universal justice that punishes thievery. That, my friend, sounds like God’s universal condemnation for stealing. And it is.

God is Supreme Law of universe whether or not you or I like it. If you disagree with me, then go ahead—break God’s law. Try to see if there are any negative consequences associated with being sexually active to multiple partners or living with unforgiveness, storing up hate until you begin to premeditate murder or any other moral code broken at whim. But for me, I think I’ll just obey God and follow His commandments. Like I said, that intellectual stuff gives me a headache. I thank God that he has given me enough wisdom to seek foolishness of Cross of Jesus Christ. How about you?

Keep faith. Stay course.

Terry Dashner