POSITIVE THINKING
POSITIVE THINKING
Positive thinking is a tree that holds many branches of happiness, mindfulness, gratitude, blissfulness, power, dreams, success etc. It’s the mother who feeds new ideas, excellence and perfection.
Why do we need to think positive?
Half of our problems are caused by our own irrational beliefs. Why do we have to think so much about something that has nothing to do with our lives? it’s just the thinking that makes the worst thing to happen. Are we forced to do so? Is someone paying us for this? No, not at all.
We are our own enemies:
Why do we always have to think of the negative reason first? I mean why? We are the reasons for every positivity and negativity of our lives. All of us are the enemies of our own happiness.
Everyone of us havs been listening to the phrase “what you see is what you get” but i would say it should be “what you think is what you get” Your thinking influences your functioning of life but sadly, we take this for granted.
We all have been listening to news regarding COVID-19 since 2019 and many people have been building their negative thoughts that they also will suffer and will die soon. My dear, it’s not the news that is stressful, it’s just our negative thinking that is making it more stressful. If you can’t manage your thoughts, switch to another channel. Nobody is forcing you to be right there.
In the light of Psychology:
Have you ever thought, how do people suffer from panic attacks? Have you ever thought about how people suffer from depression, anxiety or post-traumatic stress disorders? Well, that’s all because of thinking about a particular moment so much that it takes you away from every positive aspect of your life.
Conclusion:
In a nutshell, positive thinking is basically your ability, which thought you choose over another. In order to have a better life, instead of changing your surroundings, change your thinking pattern first. Life would have been much easier if we learn to control our negative thoughts. Don’t be the slaves of your thoughts.
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