Thoughts are things. Every thought you release-good or bad-is a form
of energy that can affect those who receive it, for better or worse.
More important, your thoughts affect you. You become what you think
about most. If you think about success, you condition your mind to seek
success, and you attract large portions of it. Conversely, if you think
about failure and despair, you will become miserable and desperate. To
keep your mind on a positive track, the moment you begin to experience
creeping negativism, make a conscious decision to eliminate negative
thoughts and replace them with their positive counterparts.
Showing posts with label Philosophy of Mind. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Philosophy of Mind. Show all posts
Sunday, 19 February 2012
Sunday, 29 January 2012
CHICKENS COME HOME TO ROOST, AND SO DO YOUR THOUGHTS. BE CAREFUL WHAT SORT OF THOUGHTS YOU SEND OUT.
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The thoughts you send out to others will have a far greater impact
upon you than upon them. Unlike a material possession, when you release a
thought or give it to someone else, it also stays with you. It may
remain buried in your subconscious long after your conscious mind has
forgotten about it. Like chickens that return to the coop at night, such
thoughts may flash into your consciousness when you least expect them.
When your thoughts are positive, you never have to worry about the
damage you may do to yourself through negative thinking. Cheerful,
productive, happy thoughts that are buried in your subconscious bring
positive results when they recur, and by their presence they encourage
the maintenance of a positive attitude in all that you do.
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Friday, 27 January 2012
YOUR MIND IS THE ONLY THING YOU CONTROL EXCLUSIVELY. DON'T GIVE IT AWAY TOO FREELY THROUGH USELESS ARGUMENTS.
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You may spend your time and your energy both physical and mental in
pursuits that yield the greatest return on your investment, or you may
fritter it away on activities that will never bear fruit. Since your
mind is entirely your own domain, you may choose to use it to
constructive ends, or you can waste mind power and time on useless
arguments that go nowhere. There is a vast difference between a spirited
intellectual debate and a petty argument. When you discuss concepts,
your own knowledge is expanded through the interaction with another
thinking person. When you allow yourself to be dragged into arguments
about insignificant things, the result will be a dulling of both the
mind and the spirit.
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Saturday, 21 January 2012
KNOW YOUR OWN MIND, AND YOU WILL BE AS WISE AS THE SAGES.
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When you take charge of your mind, you take charge of your life. When
you understand your thoughts, feelings, emotions, and desires, you can
direct them to any end you choose. Wisdom comes from taking the time to
study yourself, to know why you are the person you are.
Taking charge of your mind is a thoughtful, reflective, solitary
process. Only you can come to understand the complex inner workings of
your own mind, and you must be willing to spend the time and effort that
gaining such insight requires.
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