James W. Inspirational Thoughts

  If you support dishonesty you will support anything. If you support dishonesty, what does that say about you? If you support dishonesty, you have character issues. If you support dishonesty, your living the life of a lie. Let that sink in.

 Remember the catch phrase, "that's what you get", meaning, you got what you deserve? It's a phrase children created whenever someone did something wrong, and the consequences for wrong reversed itself back on the perpetrator. But does life truly work that way, or was that something embedded within us from early childhood development? Perhaps that may apply for some, but it definitely doesn't apply to all, because if it did, prayer wouldn't be necessary. 

  More times than not, we hear people say they are due for good fortunes to come to them. Where did those thoughts come from? It's no such thing as life owing you anything, so whatever happens to you, happened for a reason. It's people out here that go their entire lives experiencing misfortunes in life, but they don't complain about it. Understand this, no matter what you've experienced in life, whether it be through death of a loved one, sickness, or whatever else you can think of, life owes you nothing, and it doesn't show favoritism towards anyone. So stop walking around thinking good fortune is due to come your way, because your wrong. In fact, good fortune comes your way on a daily basis, but you unconsciously don't recognize it because you don't acknowledge it. The fact that you woke up this morning, and can read this message, is good fortune. Anything outside of that is unimportant, believe that.

  Nothing is more insulting than someone insulting your intelligence, and pretending to not have a clue what your talking about. When someone insults your intelligence, it's an indirect way of telling you they don't respect you. Keep that in mind the next time you converse with that person.

  If you were face to face with a generational cure (you knew existed), would you avoid it? Unconsciously, most people are faced with a generational curse on a daily basis, and can't even recognize it. In fact, if you told the average person they were in the midst of a generational curse at that moment in time, they would refuse to walk away from it. They would either ignore you, laugh at you, or become angry with you if you brought it to their attention.

  It's a given that we all have problems in life, but if one of your problems consist of concerning yourself with who likes you, mentally you have some major issues. Why should it matter who likes you? Satisfying people should be the last thing on your list, because for some people, they are never satisfied, and are always complaining, so why bother? A person that doesn't appreciate you will never compliment you.