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WILLIAM THORPE^mmmBHMSJL
As many people have told
me; it seems like the odds are
against them. Most of them
«aid every thing they do to
ward achievement turns out to
be a failure; And they just
dont understand why things
go so hard with them; al
though they try to live and
do the best they know how.
They also say; "Maybe the
jinx is on me", or "Maybe
it's just nothing in life for
me": "I'm just existing and
that's all."
I mention that because a
lot of people have those men
tal thoughts pictured in their
mmris, which causes them to
loose faith and confidence in
themselves. Sucn • mental
thoughts takes away their
courage to face life, and leads
up to despair. In my opinion,
all of us have our ups and
downs in life. But when we
are doing fine, we should rea
lize that life doesn't run on
the same level all the time.
- Think back over your past
life and see for yourself how
your own wrong mental pic
tures have attracted 'wrong
conditions to you. Yet, you
have found solutions to still
survive in this world which we
should be enjoying daily.
We, as human beings, can
get ourselves in situations
which we find hard to con
front with. I believe its a test
that we have to take to find
out whether we are a real
champion or not. A real
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champion has the ability to
win, although when he is
down, to get up and gain
victory no matter how great
- the odds may be against him.
It's a fact, if an individual
pictures himself as having the
jinx on him, or there is nothing
in life for him, and seems to
be only existing, then he can
only attract failure.
I think a person can over
come and gain victory over
those defeats, no matter how
great the odds seem against
him, if he would change his
mental feelings and picture
himself as a real champion.
I tell people in that stage
to try to resist the temptation
to give up a struggle which
seems hopeless, and secure in
the faith that success has al
ways been built out of past
mistakes or failure that happi
ness cannot help but follow
tribulation.
I think a person can obtain
a positive mental feeling and
picture himself having a lot
to live for if they would take
time and meditate, because I
have experienced some of the
things that I have mentioned.
Finally, the greatest mental
thoughts that help me to have
good mental feelings are to pic
ture in my mind that:"l
believe there is always hope
for me as I live my life, and
to live for my family and
others. I have received God's
help in difficult moments of
temptation toward despair and
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frustration. To live a peace
ful and satisfying life, because
I have a deep sense of God's
goodness and power; to do
my share of his work in this
world, which is also God's
gift to me. Remember, through
this meditation, I believe you
can gain victory from defeat.
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her family and preserves
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