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We cannot always control our thoughts, but we can control our words, and repetition impresses the subconscious, and we are then master of the situation.
In the sixth chapter of Jeremiah we read: "I set a watchman over you, saying, Hearken to the sound of the trumpet."
Your success and happiness in life depend upon the watchman at the gate of your thoughts, sooner or later, crystallize on the external.
People think by running away from a negative situation, they will be rid of it, but the same situation confronts them wherever they go.
They will meet the same experiences until they have learned their lessons. This idea is brought out in the moving picture, "The Wizard of Oz."
The little girl, Dorothy, is very unhappy because the mean woman in the village wants to take away her dog, Toto.
She goes, in despair, to confide in her Aunt Em and Uncle Henry, but they are too busy to listen, and tell her to "run along."
She says to Toto, "There is somewhere, a wonderful place high above the skies where everybody is happy and no one is mean." How she would love to be there!
A Kansas cyclone suddenly comes along, and she and Toto are lifted up, high in the sky, and land in the country of Oz.
Everything seems very delightful at first, but soon she has the same old experiences. The mean old woman of the village has turned into a terrible witch, and is still trying to get Toto from her.
