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  1. I Hate My Computer and Other Inspirational Thoughts By James Snyder
    The New Year has not started out very well for Yours Truly. After the first day of the new year, my life went south for the rest of the winter. All I can say is, I hope it has a wonderful winter, and don't forget to write.Speaking of writing, I can sum up my feelings at this moment by saying, "I hate my computer."Perhaps, you may think the word "hate" a little too strong. Under normal circumstances, I would agree wholeheartedly. These, however,…


  2. Your Self-Image - How Is It Working for You? By Gerri D Smith
    "All that you desire or require is already on your pathway, but you must be wide awake to your good to bring it into manifestation." - Florence Scovel ShinnWhether you are a professional secretary, a nurse, a vice-president in a large corporate organization; a creative arts director, or an attorney, as a total individual, you must always strive for self- improvement. Your personal image is what sets you apart from all others. Your image speaks …


  3. Justice Delayed By Wayne Mitchell
    Direct Answers - Column for the week of September 22, 2003I have three grown children. My elderly father, six younger brothers, and a large extended family live in the old country.The last time I took my children for a family visit was 15 years ago. The reason I have not gone back is because my youngest brother, who was 21 at the time, "fell in love" with my 13-year-old daughter.It was hell time for me because I had to watch my child 24 hours…


  4. Forgiveness Is The Antidote By Vicki Miller
    "If unresolved anger is a toxin to the spirit, forgiveness is the antidote." - Brian L. SeawardRecently I caught a portion of a television show about individuals working to make changes in their lives. The particular portion that I viewed dealt with two sisters that had not spoken to each other in five years. Due to some misunderstanding in their past, both sisters were angry and unable to forgive each other.Why is it so difficult for us to for…


  5. It's The Journey, Not The Destination By Jeffrey Rolo
    Don't you just hate clichés like the one illustrated in the headline of this article? I know I do. But love them or hate them, most of us must admit that such adages and clichés are often grounded in truth, and this one is no different.Many people view goals in a one-dimensional manner: you either succeed or you fail. It's understandable why people view goals in such a black and white manner, because as humans we tend to be very results-ori…


  6. Change Your Landscape by Seeing with New Eyes By Leanne Hoagland-Smith
    A Story (Source Unknown) – One day a very wealthy father took his son on a trip to the country for the sole purpose of showing his son how it was to be poor. They spent a few days and nights on the farm of what would be considered a very poor family. Upon return from their trip, the father asked his son how he liked the trip. “It was great, Dad,” the son replied. “Did you see how poor people can be?” the father asked. “Oh, yeah,” said the s…


  7. Never Jump to Conclusions By Sharmila Sanka
    Human mind which is well known as a fluctuating prodigy presumes itself to be a great judge. It is so natural for the mind to judge anything that appears to it especially so in the case of other human beings. It doesn’t give little time to itself to start thinking about any person. It jumps to conclusions in no time. Is such thinking called proactive intelligence or lack of wisdom?Time is the key factor in any one’s life who values time. We ne…


  8. Weapons of Mass Distraction By Laurent Grenier
    Anything that draws one away from the business of living and being worthy – such as drugs, alcohol, distractions of all descriptions, and sleep when the intent is oblivion, not to mention the idea of killing oneself – is a means of escaping, a little death, and death itself is the ultimate escape.Anything can be a means of avoiding problems. The means is variable; the end is immutable. Escapism is what it is whichever form it assumes and all ma…


  9. Create Your Own Self Esteem - Part 2 By Nick Arrizza, M.D.
    The good part of this story is that there is now hope to end and effectively reverse the effects of all negative emotions that we individually and collectively experience in our lives. Now we come back to the word reversal I spoke about earlier. The process of choosing to end and to reverse the effects of negative emotions is what I call having Esteem for the Self! By this I mean that as you engage the contents of this book from a sincere and r…


  10. Anam Cara - Losing your Religion By Tony Cuckson
    I am sitting before a window of morning light “losing my religion.”I feel fine about this. I was not aware that I had a religion. All the better then that I am losing it. I have a deep love for religious teachings. I love the words from the Bible, The Upanishads, The Bhagavad-Gita, the Dhammapada and many other beautiful books of love. All these words are useful. They are like the support wheels on a child’s bike. They help. They give c…


  11. Musings of a Thankful Heart By Saundra L. Washington
    My spirit rejoices in all the blessings God has so mercifully bestowed upon me. I thank my Lord for His great love that has sustained me all these years. My life is a testimony to His unbending love, mercy and compassion. When I contemplate from where He has brought me, I fall on my knees is humility and lift up my soul in adoration. If you need to see a miracle of God’s love, just look at me.I get very emotional and spiritually overwhelmed whe…


  12. Purpose Pow-Wows By Brad Swift
    Today let's look at another of the 14 Power Tools for Living On Purpose -- Purpose Pow-Wows. A Purpose Pow-Wow is a great way to combine some of the positive attributes of a Purpose Practice and Purposeful Pivoting with the Universal Laws of Attraction and Purposeful Creating.I recommend conducting a Pow-Wow whenever you have a new Purpose Project that you want to launch as well as for anything that seems to have lost its juice or when you feel…


  13. The Final Chapter: Positive Attitiude By Arthur Buchanan
    What exactly do we mean by the final chapter? What we mean is this, the story of your life is still being written and why not make the final chapter a happy one!YOU HAVE THE POWER TO DO SO!What we want to let you know is this, that you hold all the keys to your future and only you can change you, so why not work at changing yourself for the better and make yourself the best you that you possible can? You can write the rest of your life as a suc…


  14. Looking for a Better World - What Every Person Can Do! By Stuart Malkin
    Each night, when I put my head on the pillow and turn my thoughts to things ethereal, I am hopeful that the world is a little better place than when I awoke that morning. I hope that the dissidents, extremists, murderers, plunderers, bigots, philanderers, cheaters, molesters and others of mean-spirit find that their chosen path is not a beneficial avenue. I hope they see that they themselves are not truly benefiting from a mean-spirited philos…


  15. Seven Things You Must Give to Others if You Want to Achieve Success! By Chris Widener
    A major part of the process of achieving success and living the kind of life that you dream of is to give. Many people think that to get what you want you have to take it. There is a universal truth though that the true path to get what you want is to give. When you give, you get. What you sow, you shall reap. If this is true, then what is it we must give? I'll show you the way...Give Others Your Honesty. The world we live in has a simple rule …


  16. A Gift of Energy By Judy Ringer
    "When attack becomes dance, everything is seen as a gift of energy."That sounds great, doesn't it?Couldn't we all use a little more energy from time to time? I know I could. Right now, for instance, as I sit with a blanket over my shoulders, sipping lemon tea and hoping that the next coughing spasm is not as ferocious as the last two, I could use a gift of energy. The tickle that started in my nose and chest a few days ago has blossomed into a …


  17. My Mother's Garden By Mary Rosendale
    I love to talk about Purposeful Living with others and share how it’s affected my life. But sometimes when I get to the part about doing what you need to do my listeners eyes glaze over and I know I’ve lost them. I get the response that it doesn’t seem like much “fun” to find your purpose and do what you need to do. In fact, it sounds rather Calvinistic. It sounds like trudging uphill in the rain with your head down – oblivious to your surro…


  18. Do You Feel Headed For Shipwreck? By Steve Singleton
    The ocean liner Achille Lauro sailed perpetually under a dark cloud. In 1953 it collided with another ship. In 1975 it rammed a Lebanese vessel, killing four people. In 1981 it suffered a fire that claimed two lives. In 1985, Palestinian terrorists grabbed world headlines by seizing the ship, slaying passenger Leon Klinghoffer, and dumping him and his wheelchair overboard. In December of 1994, off Somalia, a fire broke out in the engine room, f…


  19. Sharing Your Experiences and Your Potential! By Sukhbir Singh
    Who dares to teach must never cease to learn. - John Cotton DanaExample isn't another way to teach, it is the only way to teach. --Albert EinsteinA lot of people are living way below their potential. When you have started to play the game of how much potential you can summon up inside you, you can start to teach others.It’s no fun, if we are in this alone. It’s no fun to be the only one in the gym. You want to share with your friends. Life…


  20. Overcoming Uncertainty By Brian Jones
    Eleven years ago I had just graduated from Princeton Theological Seminary and the Senior Minister I was serving with encouraged me to write a letter to the editor of the local newspaper. A radical group of New Testament scholars, operating under the title The Jesus Seminar, had come to town for one of their annual meetings. Their task, as a group of professionals, was to decide which teachings of Jesus actually came from his mouth, and which we…



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1. Have You Lost Focus? By Tara Deck
Matthew 5:14-16You are the light of the world. A city on a hill cannot be hidden. Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl. Instead they put it on its stand, and it gives light to everyone in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before men, that they may see your good deeds and praise your Father in heaven. (NIV)I constantly tell my 9 year old to FOCUS. He's a smart boy, but sometimes his head is so far into his d…

2. A Reason For Living in a Nutshell By Laurent Grenier
In brief, my book A REASON FOR LIVING is the product of a sustained effort to answer in the most enlightening and inspiring way this single question: Why live? I started to ask myself that question about thirty years ago after my diving accident, which left the husky and lusty teenage athlete that I was a near quadriplegic. What had given meaning to my life until then had become largely impossible. As a result, my life seemed absurd.“Seemed” is…

3. Garbage In Its Place By Dave Brummet
There is nothing worse than seeing garbage blowing down the street of your neighborhood, or finding broken shards of glass at the local swimming hole where children play. Wildlife is just as vulnerable to garbage and many have lost their lives after becoming tangled in waste or mistaking garbage for food. It is up to each of us to make an effort to minimize this unsightly, and sometimes hazardous, problem.Animals, wind and traffic breeze…

4. Everybody is Somebody By Vaughn Pascal
I wrote about my life and all that I have had to go through. I also ended that story with a little bit about how my life has since changed, but I want to take it further. I want you to see me how I was then and how I am now. Am I changed much? Yes, I am no longer the person who went through all those things.You may look at me and think, “man I feel sorry for that person” or at least think, “that person went through a lot”. Yes, I did but I am …