Comments on: We are the product of our thoughts http://mormonconversations.com/we-are-the-product-of-our-thoughts/ Discussions on faith, religion, Mormonism, and other important topics Tue, 22 May 2012 07:14:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Susan http://mormonconversations.com/we-are-the-product-of-our-thoughts/#comment-8921 Susan Sat, 31 Oct 2009 10:55:34 +0000 http://mormonconversations.com/?p=1125#comment-8921 Hi Rusty! Great job! It has described the process of the creation of my science fiction! First there was just a spark in my brain, and it grew bigger and bigger, finally my speculations formed. Now I've got some new ideas and will continue getting new speculations in the future, thereby I'm working in the sequel of my sci-fi recently. You blog's so brilliant! Having seen this article, I hope to share my science fiction with you, seriously! By the way, happy Halloween. Susan Hi Rusty!

Great job! It has described the process of the creation of my science fiction! First there was just a spark in my brain, and it grew bigger and bigger, finally my speculations formed. Now I’ve got some new ideas and will continue getting new speculations in the future, thereby I’m working in the sequel of my sci-fi recently. You blog’s so brilliant! Having seen this article, I hope to share my science fiction with you, seriously!

By the way, happy Halloween.

Susan

]]> By: Rusty Lindquist http://mormonconversations.com/we-are-the-product-of-our-thoughts/#comment-1985 Rusty Lindquist Fri, 15 May 2009 04:40:33 +0000 http://mormonconversations.com/?p=1125#comment-1985 That's a interesting observation. I certainly believe it. I really enjoy studying survivor books. Books about how certain people are somehow able to survive certain situations, when others cannot. One of the things that seems most common, is that survivors have a level of optimism, of positive thinking, of hope. They're thoughts are on survival, not despair. Whereas the ones who dwell on the desperation of their situation find themselves in ever diminishing capacity to survive. Whichever way you look at it. Attitude is important. That’s a interesting observation. I certainly believe it. I really enjoy studying survivor books. Books about how certain people are somehow able to survive certain situations, when others cannot. One of the things that seems most common, is that survivors have a level of optimism, of positive thinking, of hope. They’re thoughts are on survival, not despair. Whereas the ones who dwell on the desperation of their situation find themselves in ever diminishing capacity to survive.

Whichever way you look at it. Attitude is important.

]]> By: Margaret http://mormonconversations.com/we-are-the-product-of-our-thoughts/#comment-1984 Margaret Fri, 15 May 2009 03:10:19 +0000 http://mormonconversations.com/?p=1125#comment-1984 First, it's great to see this new and improved blog! Great job! As a recovery room nurse, I can tell you that a person's outlook on life has a LOT to do with how they recover from surgery, or illness. Seems like a positive outlook also helps us recover from those bumps in the road and even devastating experiences. If we can confidently put our lives in the Lord's hands, we know that it will all be OK in the end. "Nothing's too hard for the Lord!" First, it’s great to see this new and improved blog! Great job!

As a recovery room nurse, I can tell you that a person’s outlook on life has a LOT to do with how they recover from surgery, or illness. Seems like a positive outlook also helps us recover from those bumps in the road and even devastating experiences. If we can confidently put our lives in the Lord’s hands, we know that it will all be OK in the end. “Nothing’s too hard for the Lord!”

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