Seven Powerful Daily Affirmations
Wouldn’t life be wonderful if we could just say “abracadabra” and fix everything in our world? If only it were that easy. Positivity doesn’t work that way either — to be more positive, we have to work at it. Continue reading “Seven Powerful Daily Affirmations”
We’ve all heard the phrase “love is the answer” or that “love conquers all.” Does it? I think its a safe bet to say yes, it really is all about love. And what greater love is there than the love of God?
Over exposure to negativity takes a serious toll on our physical and mental health. The first step in correcting this growing problem, is to admit that these days, we’re inundated with negativity.
You may have noticed more Christians speaking up about what many feel is a creeping hypocrisy amongst our faith. To be blunt, the hypocrisy is so blatant that its almost impossible to miss.
The secret to being happy, or even just being happier, isn’t really a secret at all. In fact, happiness is something we all have within our grasp and its just a matter of wanting it bad enough, which most of us do.
Loneliness can have a serious impact on our health and happiness. In fact, some experts believe that its a serious public health issue because of its negative effects on physical and mental health.
Fortifying our core strengths and positive attitude is a part of maintaining an optimistic and happy attitude in life. If we truly believe that we are strong, capable and positive, it will become our reality.
Our readers know that one of the things that is of increasing concern, is the disturbing habit of people mixing their personal politics with religion. I should of course say “faith,” because faith and religion are sometimes two different things.
Trust is invaluable, particularly when it comes to our interpersonal interactions with others. Trust is the bedrock of developing and maintaining healthy relationships. So how do we know who not to trust?
On our journey to positivity, an obstacle that we need to overcome is negative self-talk. Negative self-talk is that voice that tells us we’re not good or smart enough. Sometimes, the little voice actually comes out of our mouth.