Random Thoughts: Food for the Mind and Thoughts with No Answer

By Cedrina Hampton

Random Thoughts: Food for the Mind and Thoughts with No Answers are the two main reasons for writing this book. At times, we all need someone to talk to or someone to listen to us, but there’s no one around or no one who cares. This book offers you ways to answer your own questions and rely on yourself to make a righteous decision for yourself. This book offers a piece of reality with a spiritual twist and an understanding of how to deal with other people. Random Thoughts will give you the answer to questions in your mind that you want to ask or may be looking for in all the wrong places. It can say the things you feel you can’t say. This book gives the assurance that you’re not alone in this world and that we all go through some of the same obstacles, trials and tribulations in life as others, but we deal with them in many different ways. Its job is to open you up to new ideas and to open your mind to other ways to deal with life’s struggles, and it will help you express how you feel to a loved one when you’re at a loss for words. Random Thoughts is an empowering, uplifting, guiding book, and it teaches how to show love and be loved. Most of all, it shows you how to keep the faith in yourself to live a better and more fruitful life with our God as your guide.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Page Publishing, Inc.
• Release date: Dec 22, 2020
• ISBN: 9781644627198

Book preview

Alive

Rejuvenated by my hair blowing in the wind, the sand sweeping my feet, and the sun blazing on my skin, I can’t believe I’m smiling again. I’ve been through so much pain that it showed me how to love again. Love surrounded me in my time of darkness, and when I couldn’t see, it opened my eyes to make me believe. I embrace the fresh feeling of love, joy, and peace, realizing and understanding that my thoughts has made me complete. I can now rest my feet; the light is within me.

Just a thought.

At Home

Sometimes I give so much of myself away that I leave nothing behind but an empty feeling of knowing no one is at home. A silence of neglect—am I depressed or lonely? I can’t decide. It’s quiet within these four walls, my spirits and senses are on fleek, nothing moves and nothing peeks. I am watching the sunset and sunrise from the same spot around the clock. It seems that I’m lost in thought, consumed by what others think of themselves, allowing me to question who I am. In time, wounds would heal my heart and cleanse my mind. I am patiently waiting for passion and fire to lift me up and light my soul to become the creative person I used to know. I know I’m capable of doing so much more than what I’m doing with my life. I have allowed others’ dark clouds to alter my judgments and enter my time and space. Should I distance myself and hint to a new start to show myself my part? In this space alone, I can grow strong, and home alone is where I belong. In this space, I will stay until I find out who I am today.

Just a thought.

Be You

Lost souls allow wicked thoughts to enter the mind and pollute the intelligence of the godly person. It’s hard for one to see the strength that lies within the heart and mind of oneself. Through the outer shell, hard as a rock, the middle melts in your hand. Confused and lost on your image and hiding behind the truth—why pretend? The mismatch of ideas of yourself reflect a negative image. That’s not who you are. Why give it your life? Because of who you pretend to be? Now, you’re no longer here, and all is left is the wrong perception of you; you can’t fix it nor change it. With the image of yourself for the world to see and that which can’t be erased, you died, and it still lives on. Was it worth it? I wish I could tell the world who you are in hopes the ears will listen and the eyes will see as I, but the damage is done and my lips are sealed from the footprints you left behind. You’ll forever be missed.

Just a thought.

Change

Things we go through:

Sometimes you’re up,

Sometimes you’re down,

Sometimes you smile,

Sometimes you frown,

Sometimes you’re here,

Sometimes you’re