What Goes Around, Comes Around
Posted: Tuesday, February 12, 2008
by Barbara Clark
http://www.spiritedstrides.com
I woke up this morning with this phrase in my head, "What goes around, comes around." It quickly occurred to me that I used to frequently think of this phrase in a negative context. I almost always heard it used (and used it myself) in the context of reassurance that someone would be punished for his or her own bad deeds in due time. Often it is used in a religious context, with the idea that God will do the punishing---the idea that it wasn't up to me to judge, but God's and God's responsibility alone. How often have you also heard it used in this context? I bet that you have heard it used this way many, many times.
It's curious and exciting how this morning this insight into a phrase that I have used and heard countless number of times in the past in a negative way now has new meaning for me in a positive way! What a beautiful revelation!
What will you put out there today? Remember that what you throw out there will come back to you. Isn't it exciting? So choose the good stuff! And the next time you hear someone using this phrase in a negative context, pay attention to it and remember that this is how they choose to see the world. You can choose differently. Perhaps you can help that person see it from a different perspective. It will bring a smile to your face and more joy to your life when you decide to choose differently. And many smiles will be brought to your life if you practice turning formerly negative thoughts, emotions and phrases such as this one into positive ways of thinking, doing, feeling and acting. Try it! You'll like it! I know I just did and I feel better already.
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Top-level comments on this article: (3 total)Amen, good job! Thanks for sharing with you're thoughts with us! Have a good day :-)Teresa, Thanks for taking the time to stop by and comment. Hope you have a great Valentine's Day, too!
Nice write-up. I sort of having a self-reflection now after a read your article.Thank you for stopping and commenting. Warmly, Barbara
Correction. After i read your write-up.
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