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Sunday, August 07, 2005
 Your body is your temple.

What you read, listen to and watch will significantly impact your success or failure. The subconscious mind feeds upon random thoughts. You can think your way into success or failure depending largely on what you allow into your mind. Likewise, our bodies will respond to what we eat, drink or otherwise ingest. Like our minds, our bodies, if not exercised regularly will operate at less than peak efficiency. No amount of money or fame can compensate for poor mental or physical health. How will you improve your temple in the future?

mae 12:41 PM [comments]