Where's all the Star Wars fan, show of hands. Father's, mother's, spiritual leaders, teachers, friends, music, public figures, and movies can all inspire us and plant words of encouragement, inspiration and wisdom. If you've seen star Wars you're probably familiar with the creature Yoda. A backward talking wise old Jedi.
In a swamp teaching Luke to use the force Luke says he can Try... To which Yoda replied and taught me.
"No! Do or Do not, there is no try"
Use the force Luke! You can do it. We can do it. Somewhere along time we lost the ability to use the power of our minds fully. I think we once had the ability to do greater things with our minds and we are much stronger in our minds than most people think but I think we lost that ability because of to much negativity in our lives. Everywhere we go someone or something is showing negativity be it tv, radio your cellphones, media you name it its everywhere.
What is needed is for us to remember, remember to be positive in all things.
Be positive in all things, I like it!
fan of the OG ones... not a fan of the prequels for the most part... and the Social Justice Jedi warrior ones are of zero interest..
Because I am a
Star Wars fan, and because I love this forum and this particular topic, I just had to do it. The Force Was Strong, but I was weak...
John 15:13
Oh my gosh, I totally spaced out and was for some reason looking under John 1 and couldn't find 15 and was dumbfounded all I have to say is woops. I guess I'm starting to loose my mind. But I did find it where it was in John. I don't know why I didn't look there in the first place. All I have to say is I feel really foolish now I really do know better.
A great Inspirational line, I once was blind but now I see!! All good though. We're all human.
Amen.
"Make it so" oh wait....
Yes Captain...and to kick a hornets nest, I'd say Picard was a better captain than Kirk...
“Time is a companion that goes with us on a journey. It reminds us to cherish each moment, because it will never come again. What we leave behind is not as important as how we have lived.” Captain Picard