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If you believe

I’ve found a wonderful website that is full of such inspiration. Here’s a thought for you today. How often do we tell ourselves that we “can’t” do something? Isn’t that what anxiety is all about? I can’t do that, I can’t survive that, this panic attack will kill me. We believe all these negative things.
Well, it’s time for us all to practice some good thoughts and beliefs and see what happens. As parents if we can master positive thoughts imagine how much better our children will be if we can pass that knowledge to them.Take a look at this:

If you believe…
(According to your beliefs so shall it be and it always it)

If you believe you can, you will.
If you believe you can’t, you won’t.
If you believe you are not lovable, you won’t be.
If you believe you are not smart enough, you won’t be.
If you believe you will die from your disease, you will.
If you believe you are not good enough, you never will be.
If you believe other people are against you, they will be.
If you believe money is more powerful than you are, it will be.
If you believe you have no influence over other people, you won’t
If you believe other people are more powerful than you, they will be.

Whatever you believe is what becomes your REALITY.

”It is much easier to believe that it’s snowing, than to experience the snow. If you just believe, you can stay inside, stay warm and avoid the cold. That’s why people are led up the garden path by others beliefs. It’s easier and warmer. And all this ‘believing stuff’ starts in kindergarten. In the context of your spiritual or personal growth, believe nothing, experiment and test everything, in the laboratory of your own experience. Only then will you be able to separate truth from falsehood, reality from illusion, and lead others with integrity. Challenge and check at least one belief everyday. And if it’s found wanting, chuck it or change it. Challenge, check, then chuck or change, now that’s a master at work.”

Learn more at Positive Thoughts

Thought…

Some days I wake up in the morning and I feel like a hero. My children are happy and content, the house is buzzing with everyday life and I feel content with where I’m at and who I am and who my children are becoming. Some days I call a friend who I know will listen to me through my tears and will help to keep me strong and guide me through. Such is life. One moment we feel like we can conquer the world and the next we feel like the world is slowly and painfully swollowing us up whole. But with each tear, each laugh, each challenge I am stronger, my children are stronger and I am a surivor of life.

Embrace it, learn from it and always move forward.

A big challenge ahead…

Over the last few months our daughter has made huge leaps and bounds. She has proven to us time and time again, sometimes in little ways and sometimes in big ways just how much our efforts are paying off. We are so proud of her accomplishments. So what’s the next step? We’re moving! How’s that for biting off more than we may be able to chew. For a number of reasons we have decided to move. The house is officially sold and another has been bought but now comes the huge hurdle of convincing the kids (primarily our daughter) that this is a good thing and that change is good.

New school, new house, new room, new surroundings. I’m hoping that this move will bring a fresh new start for all of us. The one lesson I’ve learned so far is to be honest about everything that’s going on. When we had to purge through the boxes of toys and books before our open house I explained that we’d be boxing things up just for a little while and asked if she’d like to help and her reply was, “No, I want you to do it when I’m not home.” So, I did and she was happy to see the end product. One step at a time and understanding that this is a monumental event for all of us. Let’s hope between now and the end of the summer my view on this being a good idea survives the move.

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