As A Man Thinketh, Thought and Health

September 28, 2010 Coach Freddie 8 comments

In James Allen's book, As A Man Thinketh, Chapter 3 is… "Thought and Health"… Effect of thought on health and the body. The body is the servant of the mind. It obeys the operations of the mind, whether they the deliberately chosen or unconsciously expressed.

James Allen said: "Disease and health are rooted in thought. Sickly thoughts will express themselves through a sickly body."

Envisioning positive and loving thoughts of peace towards everyone will bring an abundance of peace, prosperity and joy to your life.

The Law of Attraction says, what you think about comes about… Think Healthy

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#1 | Written by Oliver Tausend about 2 years ago.

Hi Freddie,
great food for thought in your video post. Negative thoughts translate themselves into physical symptoms, for example in the chest, in the head or in the stomach. If we think that these negative thoughts are real (for example fear) it can only get worse.
Thanks for sharing
Take care
Oliver
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Coach Freddie Reply:
September 29th, 2010 at 9:15 am
Hey Oliver… Disease and health are rooted in thought. Sickly thoughts will express themselves through a sickly body. Positive and happy thoughts build up the body in good health and vitality.

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#2 | Written by Paul Saver about 2 years ago.

Hey Freddie
Your words are so true and I have many personal experiences to back it up. Recently I was confronted by one of my son's choice of vocabulary as my wife and I read his diary of his reflections of his 6 month stay in Brazil. I am not one who is squeaky clean when it comes to using 'colorful' language. But where do you draw the line? When is enough enough? I acknowledge that words carry meanings even if the person is unaware of what the word means or its historical root.

Also you may have a postive mindset, but does that allow you to use any words without negative consequences? Do you know what NLP theory has to say about this? I am particularly thinking of the "f" word softened nowadays by the expression "freakin'" or "fricken" or "friggin". I am reminded of a football coach I had about 20 years ago who banned swearing on the team because he said it was a transfer of negative energy or something like that. I would really appreciate your feedback on this. Keep up the good work
Paul

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Coach Freddie Reply:
September 29th, 2010 at 11:58 pm
Hey Paul… that’s a tough subject, the “f” word. when I was growing up, we (us guys) never said the “f” word in front of the girls. Now, the women use the “f” word in front of us. Things do change, but you’re right, the words we use have a huge effect on our energy both positive and negative.

Remember, we attract to us what we think about, talk about, focus on, and put our energy on. That’s the law of attraction. It’s that simple. The words we choose really matters in the long run.

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#3 | Written by Martha about 2 years ago.

Thanks for sharing such great post Freddie… A must read and worth sharing also…

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Coach Freddie Reply:
October 1st, 2010 at 6:57 pm
Hey Martha… thanks for dropping by, hope to see you soon again.

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#4 | Written by SEO in Egypt about 1 year ago.

Freddie, thanks for broadening my horizons and opening my eyes on the power of positive thinking.
Thanks Again,
Amr.

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Coach Freddie Reply:
May 5th, 2011 at 10:27 am
Thanks for stopping by Amr… As a man thinketh… so is he…

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