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God is not the author of confusion, but of peace. 

Whenever we feel confused, we can be sure 

that God is not part of it.

1 Corinthians 14:33

God is clear in everything He tells us, 

and God will never give us contradicting information.

Confusion is normal for many. This could be one of the 

reasons there is so much unhappiness in the world.

                                                            

Essentially, one will come to realize... regardless 

of our endeavors...we can do nothing of lasting value...unless God blesses our work.

The evidence is overwhelming and

the solution is clear;

God must be in the forefront 

of all that we think,will, say, 

feel, and do.

Stay alert and awake.

We must be aware and conscious of what 

is happening around us. We cannot allow 

the systems of this world to deceive us, 

control our thoughts, mislead us, or bamboozle

 us into oblivion.

Let us purposely cultivate our hearts and minds. 

Let us practice everything we need to learn and 

become high performance users of our brains.

God knows absolutely everything about us. 

God not only knows what we do, but also 

what we think. This is a sobering thought,

 because it reminds us that we can hide our 

thoughts from others, but we can never hide 

our thoughts from God. God knows our

 thoughts before they reach our imagination. 

To exclude God out of our thoughts,will, 

words, and doings is the greatest

wickedness that can be.

We know from Scripture that when light stands 

in the darkness, light always wins.

Jesus said, 

"I am the Light of the world; 

He who follows Me 

will not walk in the darkness, 

but will have the light of life."

John 8:12

 

At our lowest points, God is our hope, 

and at our weakest points, 

God is our strength. .

We also know from Joel 2:25 that God can restore

 what is broken and change it into something amazing. 

All we need is faith. 

All that we are is the by-product of what we have 

thought: it is established on our thoughts,

it is made up of our thoughts.

The mind can elevate or degrade,

depending on what thoughts

 are fed to it. 

We must think about what

 we think about.

"Don't copy the behavior and customs 

of this world, but let God transform you

 into a new person by changing the way 

you think.Then you will learn to know

God's will for you, which is good and 

pleasing and perfect" 

Romans 12:2

When we embrace God's Word, 

and apply God's teaching,

 we definitely change 

the way we think.

We are literally transformed.

According to mental health experts, 

we can do damage to our self-esteem 

when we bash ourselves 

with criticism of our own faults 

and shortcomings.

  The flip side of this is...

when we mentally bash other people, 

even in the privacy of our own mind, 

we are actually hurting ourselves 

physically as well as psychologically.

Our mind operates in the realm of 

two brain hemispheres, the analytical left 

and the creative right.

The left hemisphere is described 

as analytical

because it moves from one point 

to another in a step-by-step manner.

It is most efficient in processing 

verbal information. 

It is detail oriented. 

It forms strategies.

It is practical, and can comprehend. 

The right hemisphere is 

the creative section

where it is big picture oriented 

and imagination rules.

It seeks and constructs patterns.  

It is most efficient at visual 

and spatial processing where language 

plays little or no part in its functioning.

 We should never set limitations 

on the power of thoughts.

 Think About It.

 The thinker knows that today

is where their thoughts have taken them, 

and they are building their future

Thoughts create our perceived realities.  

 Think About It. 

Think About It.

We should expand the range of our mental horizons.

Let us cultivate our hearts and minds to fully 

and effectively use the beneficial information, in our 

minds, and practice everything we need to learn 

to form a deeper understanding.

Let us become high performance users of our 

own brains, rather than being mastered by 

another's mind.