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Are You Missing What It Takes To Resist Sin?
I don't care how much you go to church or read your bible sometimes no matter how hard you try to resist sinning you end up finding yourself giving in to it anyway.
I know first hand because this has happen to me on countless occasions. I've...
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The Psychic Minds in Mental Health
What is the psychic mind and how does it take part in mental
health? Psychogenic lies outside of scientific insight and is
often linked to religious ritualistic and supernatural forces,
which are often marked by influences, perception,...
Unleash the Power of Your Mind with Affirmative Subliminal MP3 Sounds.
Epochs ago I defied the conventionalism and pittance that rule this mortal world. I opted to commit to a wondrous new Centrum of spiritualism only to finally discover the Genesis within me; from that era... nothing ever looked the same. ...
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Stroke Camp: Rest, Relaxation and Renewal
STROKE CAMP:
REST, RELAXATION AND RENEWAL
By Celise Downs
S'mores. Sleeping bags in pup tents. Fireside stories and songs. Brave souls going "polar bear" swimming in a freezing lake at dawn. These are the memories I have of going to...
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Don’t Wait 31,458 Days for Your Next Victory
This was a slump of monumental proportions.
On October, 27, 2004, after 87 years (31,458 days, but who’s
counting?), the Boston Red Sox finally won the World Series.
And, just for effect, the heavens cooperated with a total lunar eclipse.
Although I am hardly the world’s biggest baseball fan, the
“Curse of the Bambino” has always fascinated me.
This refers to Red Sox owner Harry Frazee’s 1920 sale of Babe
Ruth to the Yankees. Since then, the Yankees have won 26 World
Series titles and the Red Sox have lost all 4 appearances in 7
games.
That is, until now.
Over the years (actually, generations), the “Red Sox Nation”
has attributed a legion of misfortune to “The Curse.”
I’m surprised that Stephen King, a New Englander and Red Sox
fan, has not turned this into one of his trademark supernatural
thrillers.
On a more personal level, most of us are subject to “curses” of
one kind or another. These are the collective
beliefs of a
group to which we belong by birth or affinity that we believe
also.
Although far less dramatic than the ghost of Babe Ruth, thoughts
like “No one in our family has ever done anything like that” or
“None of the people I know ever amounted to much” certainly
qualify as curses because they will haunt your success potential
into oblivion.
An even scarier variation is “We’re always a day late and a
dollar short.” Then you get close and blow it. That will sting
and reinforce the belief.
If you think like that, the Babe’s ghost can rest in peace. You
have all the curses you need.
Supernatural visitations are unnecessary.
Change your thinking or be very patient.
The next total lunar eclipse during a World Series is
October 29, 2050.
About the Author
Copyright 2004 by Tony Papajohn
Tony writes and speaks on success. Subscribe to his free
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