I once heard the following expression: “Every time I’ve been stabbed in the back, I find my own fingerprints on the knife!” In life we will experience good and bad, happiness and anger, sadness and joy, and failures and successes. It is all a part of life; but sometimes we cause our own problems with our mouth and our actions. Wisdom teaches how to act, what to say, and the right time to say it. So if you experience warfare as a result of something that YOU did or something that YOU said, don’t blame God and don’t blame the devil. Blame it on yourself. To be ill-mannered is to be unlearned and unwise. Ill manners are the outward expression of inward defects. Explain your thoughts to this.
People attract the people that are true images of themselves. This blog was created to inspire, uplift and motivate readers to reach towards their highest potential by elevating the mind to think and act. Thinking and acting is the essence of life. When you respond to the posts, your words are carved in diamond because words are thoughts solidified in writing and are speaking to the universe 24 hours a day, so be sure to be honest with your answers and honest with yourself. Enjoy the topics! Mia
What's in the heart, shall flow from the mouth!! Great word!
ReplyDeleteGlory...great post and truth Mia.
ReplyDeleteThat was a very powerful quote! I believe it is very true that we can be our own worse enemies, especially if we do not have the propensity to be honest with ourselves about ourselves...
ReplyDeleteStay in the blessed place!
The eney is banking on the fact that you an I will accept his lies...The biggest lie we buy into is, "This is just that way I am."
ReplyDeleteYou know there is a monkey on your back when you have internalized the warfare to the degree that the warfare is no longer just a battle but your NORMAL CONDITION!
ReplyDeleteThe enemy is banking on the fact that you and I will accept his lies...The biggest lie we buy into is, "This is just the way I am."
ReplyDeleteSometimes we get so caught up in getting blessed that we forget that one of our jobs is to be a blessing.
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