Food for the Spirit

		Food for the Spirit
		I am a big believer in "Garbage in, Garbage out"! If it takes 3 days for garbage food to get out of your system, how long does it take for garbage spirituality, setting, surroundings, whatever is getting put into our spirits to come out? I don't know, but I do know that I don't want to put it too much more negative stuff. I know I need to learn and to stay away from things that can tear my spirit apart. I need to build new roads on my journey to travel. How often is peace a place within your mind and your world? Learn to maintain a peaceful state of mind at all costs. If you do not, it will cost you in the quality of how you experience life. Author Unknown You create your thoughts, and your thoughts create your life. Do you like what you have created? Contemplate yourself each day and you will unravel the mystery of not only what you are but who you are. Author Unknown You cannot control the world outside, but you can choose what you will bring into yourself. If you do not see anything of value in your, begin by finding one thing of beauty everyday until it becomes a habit. Author Unknown If you do not know where you stand within yourself, where does that leave you? When you stand centered in your own space, it will become clear what your choices are and which ones to make. Author Unknown		Food For The Spirit Check Out Oprah's Site! Check Out The Other Links Affirmations are so important in our lives! Self-affirmations as well as affirmations from others we know and love. Learning to set and obtain goals is important and begins here. Check out Affirmations by clicking on Picture.



 

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