Keep Your Thought Fresh

[Robert S. Williams, Jr.]

Psalm 118:17 asserts: I shall not die, but live, and declare the works of the Lord. After a certain number of years we are likely to get into a rut. Accepting the false belief that one is getting old causes the imagination to act as thoough he were old. If we are some part of life how can we grow old unless God also grows old? Would you really like to stay young forever? Then stop thinking old thoughts. Learn to revitalize your mental proceses. Every morning when you awake, say: Today I am going to be enthusiastic. Today I am going keenly to enjoy everything I do. My mind is at an eternal springtime. If you learn to keep your thought fresh and young, invigorated with enthusiasm and filled with hope, if you have a keen enthusiastic zest for living, you never can grow old. Let us stop looking forward to old age and learn to look forward to eternal youth. Too,

let us stop thinking about dying, or quitting, or getting through with living, and let us learn to enjoy and appreciate the "eternal here and the everylasting now."