WhatGoesAroundComesAround_DavisRob

Cause = Effect
Distracting Thoughts=Missed Opportunity
Medical science abounds with examples of the effect of thought on the
physical body. Many of the more progressive doctors of our day
acknowledge the disease-inducing power of thoughts laced with envy,
anger, hatred and bitterness. Conversely, laughter, joy and well-being
are now actively pursued as tools for healing all sorts of ills. Thoughtful
people are realizing that a person’s character is defined by their deep
belief system, which in turn is defined by the sum total of their thoughts.
The mental atmosphere of an individual created by their belief system
acts as a magnet, drawing to them experiences affecting in kind their
health, happiness and prosperity.
It is broadly recognized that a good character results from the ongoing
generation of good thoughts, words, and actions, just as a lowly
character results from the continued dwelling on corrupt thoughts and
feelings and subsequent actions. People clearly define their own nature
and ensuing life’s experience. In the factory of their mind, they create
the tools to either build themselves up or tear themselves down.
So the question for us all is – when you consider the predominant
patterns of thoughts, words and actions that you choose or allow
yourself to engage in, what sort of tools are you creating? What’s the
answer? It is important to take seriously, and has been alluded to many
times, but most famously by the poet William Ernest Henley, in the last
two lines of his brilliant “Invictus,” when he wrote:
“I am the master of my fate:
I am the captain of my soul.”