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SOUL FOOD: THE POWER OF POSITIVE THINKING.



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Is it really true that "as a man thinks in his heart so is he?"

Let us look at it this way, you think sad thoughts, you feel sad. You think happy thoughts and you turn out happy.

So, it does make a lot of sense to say that we are a product of our thoughts. Therefore we are to make a deliberate, conscious effort to imbibe good, gracious, positive thoughts always. 

Yes, life can be hard but when life throws lemons at you, make lemonade!

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  1. When you think good, you see good,but when you think bad ,you see bad

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  2. There's always power in the tongue, always declear good things, good things will surely follow you

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  3. It is absolutely true that as a man thinks so is he. What you conceive is what you receive. The mind drives the body. Nothing we do, that was not first conceived in our thoughts. Good thinking, good product.

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  4. You are what you think. Nothing comes or happens on its own without it first being thought of in the mind. An action of anyone has been premeditated. Your thinking takes lead in your actions.

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  5. Positive thinking for me at all times regardless of what life throws at you.

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  6. As you thinketh this year 2022, so be it for you in Jesus name. Let's think positively.

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