Words To Nourish The Mind

Hello A big warm welcome to KIMI’s blog- I am so happy and excited to share some personal breakthrough. I hope this information would be helpful in some shape or form. Please share and help me to spread the word. I had a rough couple of weeks, I felt the weight of my troubles and it was becoming a sign of frustration for me. I listened to a very poignant sermon about breaking chains-and I received a pray to break the chains and to live freely in body, mind, spirit and soul. To also learn to listen to God and guide me throughout my life. My mind was so busy that I was unable to focus so I listened to soaking music by Julie True. I prayed afterwards and cast my cares and concerns to God, I asked him to guide me to find a solution. I then came across a TD Jakes Sermon-Let it go, every word of this spoke to me directly. Below are the main points I took away: -        You cannot reach your destiny whilst carrying your history in your hand. - ...

Hello Thank you so much for stopping by at KIMI’s #blog- appreciated.  This week I have been hooked on the #TDJakesShow. It’s truly inspiration and a great movement towards living healthier, happier and more sustainable lives. I learnt so much and I applied some of the talking points to my own life.  When I came across forgiveness, generational bondage, feelings of despair I knew this programme will have a positive influence, for me to regain control, a sense of peace and wellness in healing the wounds of my pain. Forgive the Unforgivable:  3 men was wrongly imprisoned and collectively served 105 years. They all have an incredible amount of peace within them and moving forward in with their lives in a truly humbling manner. These guys quite literally gives forgiveness a whole new meaning. Below are some key points that resonated with me:  ‘Forgiveness is for yourself and not for others- it releases you from the situation and stops you being chai...

Hello Hope you are all having a good week and thank you for stopping by @ThinkingKimi #blog. We live in a broken society and most of us would have been brought up into brokenness in some shape or form. If we put Jesus first we learn to live within an imperfect world, process the brokenness, keep in faith and learn to coexist in a peaceful and productive manner. I often feel inadequate as a parent and feel ill prepared for my role. I learnt to use my pain to inspire others in challenging times. Andrew Womack talks about we pray by faith not by sight, God hears and answers every pray it may not always be instant as God is spirit that lives in the supernatural realm, to bring our desires to pass he must move through people and things- we need to appreciate that these things takes time. Joel Osteen talks about living in faith and hope- even through the challenging times because that what will drive us through and what we go through, we grow through. It is in the book of proverbs 1...

Hello I hope you had a great summer and feeling refreshed to end the last quarter of 2015 on a high. I wanted to start back with a blog of thanks to my readers and other people that has supported me on this journey. I want to kick start this by giving my special thanks to Patricia at http://businessbasecamp.eu/   I recently shared my own story of what success means to me and you can too- please join in the discussion, the team would love to hear from you!   I don’t usually put my face to things as I am rather camera shy but I made an exception - It truly is a great movement to be part of and I couldn't recommend it enough. Thank you again for the opportunity! Following this link and you can catch my story and others:  http://businessbasecamp.eu/the-road-to-success-2/ A big shout out to Marsha Wright and the #ThinkBigSundayWithMarsha team- (please see my earlier posts in June for more information).  I participate most weeks on sharing inspirin...