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ON TODAY'S SITE:
Melody Beattie, Elizabeth Searle Lamb, Book of Psalms
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Dear Readers,
Our thoughts carry enormous impact. They directly influence every
aspect of our day; they also directly impact those whom we encounter.
Holy thoughts are healing thoughts because they are charged with the
holiness of Divine Power. Healing thoughts are kind, joyous, and stead-
fast, buoyed by peaceful trust in God. Holy thought is transformational:
of the body, the mind, the soul, and usually of all three.
The more we turn a deaf ear to any thought that is not of God, the
more room we have to let Him fill our hearts and minds with
life-transforming, holy Healing.
- Lisa
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Think healing thoughts.
When you feel anger or resentment, ask God to
help you feel it, learn from it, and then release it.
Ask Him to bless those who you feel anger toward.
Ask him to bless you too.
When you feel fear, ask Him to take it from you.
When you feel misery, force gratitude. When you
feel deprived, know that there is enough.
When you feel ashamed, reassure yourself that
who you are is okay. You are good enough.
...When you think about others, think love.
When you think about yourself, think love.
Then watch your thoughts transform reality.
Excerpted from "The Language of Letting Go,"
by Melody Beattie
Hazeldon, 1990
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A Healing Prayer
In silence now
I open my mind,
my heart and spirit
to God, who is ever
the One Healer.
O God, let love
erase imperfection.
Let peace soothe
every nerve.
Let joy re-energize
my whole body.
In silence now
I let go and let
the total perfection
that is God be
the total truth
of my whole being
at this very moment
and for always.
Elizabeth Searle Lamb
From "Bless the Day,"
by June Cotner
Kodansha International, 1998
The Last Word:
O Lord my God,
I cried to You for help,
and You healed me.
Psalm 30:2
New American Standard Bible
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Utterly Random Bonus Quote:
Do the best you can, and don't take like too serious.
Will Rogers (1879-1935)
Humorist, social commentator
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