EVERY DAY CAN BE A STARTING POINT:
MAKE A NEW BEGINNING
A lot of people make the same New
Year’s resolutions year after year.
They say things like I am going to lose
weight, exercise more, read the bible
more, eat more fruits and vegetables,
spend less, and so on. A lot of times,
we are preparing for a day that may
never come. The bible says “Take
therefore no thought for the morrow:
for the morrow shall take thought for
the things of itself: sufficient unto the
day is the evil thereof.
When we get married, we are assuming
because we made vows that the marriage is going to last until death do us
part. Sometimes, with our best efforts,
the marriage fails. Our minds start
playing tricks on us and we start blaming ourselves trying to figure out what
we could have done to save our marriage. That takes a great toll on one’s
emotional health. We have to stop and
say to ourselves that today is a new day.
Let the past stay behind you. Things
will get better. We have to forgive so
we can move forward. When we are
angry at the other person, he/she controls us. Make a new beginning by
loving yourself.
By: Virginia Lynn
By the time we are a certain age, we
expect that we should have accomplished a lot of goals in our lives like
a well-paying job, a thriving business,
a house with a white picket fence, two
well-behaved kids, etc. When those
things have not happened like we
thought, then we start having doubts
and questioning everything. We must
remember that each and every one
of us has a purpose in life. Some of
us find that purpose early in life, and
some of us do not realize that purpose
until later. When we start focusing on
that purpose, then everything else falls
into place. Each day you wake up is a
day to give thanks and be productive.
Make up in your mind that good things
are going to happen today. Release
positive energy and positive energy will
return to you. Stay focused. Look up.
Don’t worry about tomorrow because it
may not come.
Make a new beginning by enjoying
today.
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