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9. Mindset Shift: Changing Thoughts, Changing Lives

9. Mindset Shift: Changing Thoughts, Changing Lives

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Story:

Emma came to ORR deeply wounded—emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Through love, prayer, and guidance, we helped her heal and discover her value, introducing her to a God of love. Forgiveness played a key role in her transformation, helping her let go of the past and embrace a hopeful future. We’ve learned the power of gratitude from these children—how a thankful heart can triumph over despair and bring lasting healing.

Personal Reflection:

  1. Impact of Thoughts on the Brain: Our words, thoughts, and feelings have a profound impact on the brain, specifically influencing the thalamus. The structure of the thalamus changes based on our conscious choices, thereby shaping how we perceive reality.
  2. Choices and Wellbeing: The way we choose to live and the thoughts we cultivate directly affect our health and overall wellbeing.
  3. Colossians 3:15-17 encourages us to:

  • Allow the peace of Christ to rule in their hearts.
  • Be thankful and live in gratitude.
  • Dwell richly on the word of Christ by teaching, singing, and sharing in spiritual wisdom.
  • Perform all actions in alignment with the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God.

Actionable Encouragement:

  • Write down the negative thoughts to change.
  • Consciously choose new, positive thoughts to transform your life both mentally and spiritually.

How to Connect or Learn More:

Inspired to Action: How Following the Promptings of Your Heart Can Change the World by: Rebecca M. Pratt/ Book can be found on Amazon

Inspired to Live an Extraordinary Life: Even through Difficult Circumstances by: Rebecca M. Pratt/ Book can be found on

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