Positive Thinking for all

October 16, 2008

Enjoy the present by shedding ego -1

Good Morning Friends, I was reading following article and it was so nice, I like to share with you all. Not easy for all to understand I think but it’s really easy to follow once we understand it.

 

An average person always thinks he is above average. The perception of ‘easy and difficult’ is the result of one’s state of being. The self with arrogance is ego.

 

Swatting a fly is ‘difficult’ for some, while killing thousands is ‘easy’ for others like terrorists. Dropping the ego is easy when we realise that we are less than a dot in this vast cosmos. It is foolish to live with the illusion that we are the centre of the cosmos. Dropping ego becomes difficult when we have this illusion.

 

In any circle there is a centre and a circumference. If the centre of your life is hope then you will experience deficiency. If the centre of your life is enjoying the moment, living in the moment, being total in the moment… then hope will be a circumference… then it is not a problem.

 

Let kitchen items be in the kitchen and bathroom items be in the bathroom. If they are placed elsewhere, then there is a problem. There is no problem with ‘hope’ as such, as long as it is in the circumference and not in the centre. Be alive to the present.

 

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October 2, 2008

Optimism

 

Optimism is an outlook on life such that one maintains a view of the world as a positive place. It is the philosophical opposite of pessimism. Optimism is individual views believes that world is good and people in the world are positive people. Optimists generally believe that people and events are inherently good, so that most situations work out in the end for the best.

 

A common conundrum illustrates optimism-versus-pessimism with the question; does one regard a given glass of water, filled to half its capacity, as half full or as half empty? Conventional wisdom expects optimists to reply, “Half full,” and pessimists to respond, “Half empty” (assuming that “full” is considered good, and “empty”, bad).

 

Another paradox sometimes associated with optimism is that the only thing an optimist cannot view as positive is a pessimist. Pessimism, however, as it acts as a check to recklessness, may even then be viewed in a positive light.

 

 

 

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September 22, 2008

Positive Thinking for all

Hello Friends,

Being human we all are having a thinking pattern. Our Physical behaviour is directly related with our thinking pattern. When ever we act or we take physical actions, our actions are output of our thinking pattern.

Positive thinking changes life. Positive thinking change our family and our country and also word too. Important thing is we need to know the value of positive thinking and what it all about , how it work. we talk on all these here in positive thinking for all.

Dhirendra

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