FReeper Canteen ~ Guest Military Chaplain ~ Your Mental Attitude, Inspiration ~ Dec 11 2005

chaplaincare.navy.mil ^ | Arnold Bennett

[68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub]

 

 

Your Mental Attitude - Inspiration

Whatever your life’s desire may be, it will rake on new significance and new appeal for you when that tremendously powerful force we term “inspiration” takes over command.

All great works of art . . . scientific advance­ments . . . business developments . . . man s modern conveniences.., elevation of our stand­ard of living . . . greater social and civic freedoms resulted from individual and collective inspiration which devised
the necessary machinery to accomplish these ends.

This ‘message is inspired by a burning desire to kindle in your heart the spark of realization that you can achieve anything your mind con­ceives . . . if you’ll follow through on your creative imagination with intelligent effort.

Actually, there is very little difference between what you are now and what you would like to be. The very moment you add just a little plus value to what you already have,
you will move ahead of the crowd.

The $25,000.00-a-year man doesn’t need nor possess ten times the ability of the $2,500.00 a year man. As little as ten per cent edge often accounts for the difference. The answer lies in the fact that one man is inspired to do better, while the other drifts along in complacent satis­faction to be “just average.

General Pershing said: “America is a nation of peace loving people, but once inspired to de­feat tyranny, we astound the world.” Production records during the last war did astound the world. These records were accomplished by an inspired people.

YOU will be amazed by the record you can make for yourself through inspiration
... plus a little perspiration.

The strength that lies within you, when prop­erly stimulated by a desire to achieve certain goals, will create a new record for your acquisi­tion of fine friendships . . . greater popularity and advancement . . . substantial and lasting success . . . security.

Right now you are better and smarter than you think you are! Determine this very minute what you want most out of life. Then start out after it! Claim your heritage!

Put your creative imagination to work. Make a definite decision to improve both the quantity and quality of your efforts, today. Arouse those slumbering talents
... accept only the very best life has to offer.

OBEY THAT IMPULSE .. . NOW!

“The manner in which one single ray of light, one single precious hint, will clarify and energize the whole mental life of him who receives it, is among the most wonderful
and heavenly of intellectual phenomena.”

Arnold Bennett

[mylife]

Shes on the show quite often

[luvie]

LOL. Forgot to watch where you were going?

Did it make you homesick for the mainland?

[mylife]

When I lived at the foot of mountains Id walk around drinkin coffee in the yard every sunrise just to see every second of its glory

[txradioguy]

Afternoon everyone!

[TASMANIANRED]

MVA...are you OK.

[BIGLOOK]

Red sky at morning, a sailor takes warning...
Better forecast than anything I've ever heard on the radio . Navy weathermen stood on the Flying Bridge as look outs, unerringly forecasting squalls.

[Kathy in Alaska]

LOL! Be careful....

[mylife]

Freedom and responsibility are 2 sides of the same coin. Can't have one without the other. It's the responsibility part that chafes so badly.

Its not so harsh, I often feel overwelmed with the blessings of freedom even in my darkest moments. The freedom to raise or fall, always bouyed by God is a blessing in my estimation ;)

[Kathy in Alaska]

wh!!

CW.....#350!!

The Mines have it!! LOL!

[BIGLOOK]

If I was in San Angelo and walked into my truck, I'd seek help. Damn Volcanoes!

[mylife]

A red sky at sea is a bit different than a red sky inland on the mountains

Though you are correct, red painted on a mountain of clouds over water at dawn is a warning of things to come

[BIGLOOK]

Of course I'm not OK. Ask my ex wife!

[luvie]

*giggle*

[Kathy in Alaska]

Good just afternoon. What did we have for lunch? I had Ramen noodles. Can they be done using a microwave, or must I use the stove.

[mylife]

you from san angelo?

My buddy has family there and just shot deer there over thanksgiving, In fact I had that venison for dinner tonight

[BIGLOOK]

Nah....went to a service school (joint services) at Goodfellow AFB. Loved West Texas.

[mylife]

The desert is nice, I like it better than the delta

[Colonial Warrior]

Thank you Kathy! Merry Christmas to you!!

[txradioguy]

They can be done in the Microwave.

Usually 2 minutes will ahve them heated up for you just nicely.

I had ramen and a peanutbutter sandwich.

It's gonna be weird tomorrow nite...they're having my going away dinner.

Hard to believe that I'm about to leave.

[IPWGOP]

This is why Democrats should NOT
be in charge of National Security...

  

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