Excelsior
DAILY VITAMIN
Every individual carry within themselves the ability to create their world according to how they see best. That is, we create our worlds as perfect as we see it to be; and this is achieved simply by the words we speak. The Psalmist wrote "for he commanded, and they were created"(148:5). Each and every word we speak, whether knowingly or not, becomes a command the moment it proceeds out of the curvatures of our lips; such that when you say "please", you issue a command to appeal to the individual you might have offended. So, in simple words, the chisels that shapen our worlds are hinged on the words we speak. In verse 8, it says "Fire, and hail; snow, and vapour; stormy wind fulfilling his words", depicting that all circumstances work together to bring into reality all you've spoken; and as a result when we speak negative, we get negatives, whike when we speak positive, we create positives. Therefore, here's what we ought to do- use your words to your own advantage. Learn to speak out your expectations concerning any situation regardless of how many unexpected you're receiving, because by doing so you force all elements of our earth to cooperate until those words are fulfilled. Note, the devil doesn't just bring derailing thoughts concerning all circumstances because it's his role to play, but because he knows that eventually thoughts are borne to the tangible world through words (Luke 6:45), and if negative the result can be nothing more but negative. Thus, Never declare yourself beaten. If you fail at something, it may be out of your control, but never voluntarily throw in the towel. Always stay positive, for you never really know when there is another chance and great opportunity waiting just around the corner. As such, to keep your life filled with positivity, maintain a positive thought pattern and eventually a positive vocal pattern; because in the world we live in, bricks might build houses, and rods bridges, but only a positive spirit can build out the best out of you every moment of your life.
Every individual carry within themselves the ability to create their world according to how they see best. That is, we create our worlds as perfect as we see it to be; and this is achieved simply by the words we speak. The Psalmist wrote "for he commanded, and they were created"(148:5). Each and every word we speak, whether knowingly or not, becomes a command the moment it proceeds out of the curvatures of our lips; such that when you say "please", you issue a command to appeal to the individual you might have offended. So, in simple words, the chisels that shapen our worlds are hinged on the words we speak. In verse 8, it says "Fire, and hail; snow, and vapour; stormy wind fulfilling his words", depicting that all circumstances work together to bring into reality all you've spoken; and as a result when we speak negative, we get negatives, whike when we speak positive, we create positives. Therefore, here's what we ought to do- use your words to your own advantage. Learn to speak out your expectations concerning any situation regardless of how many unexpected you're receiving, because by doing so you force all elements of our earth to cooperate until those words are fulfilled. Note, the devil doesn't just bring derailing thoughts concerning all circumstances because it's his role to play, but because he knows that eventually thoughts are borne to the tangible world through words (Luke 6:45), and if negative the result can be nothing more but negative. Thus, Never declare yourself beaten. If you fail at something, it may be out of your control, but never voluntarily throw in the towel. Always stay positive, for you never really know when there is another chance and great opportunity waiting just around the corner. As such, to keep your life filled with positivity, maintain a positive thought pattern and eventually a positive vocal pattern; because in the world we live in, bricks might build houses, and rods bridges, but only a positive spirit can build out the best out of you every moment of your life.
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