Controlling My Thoughts;
- I decide what my brain is going to think about just as I decide how my arm is under my control.
- I decide what I am going to think about.
- I learn to choose what to think about so I can control my responses and this gives me real self-confidence.
- I know the only person I can change is me.
- I control the smallest and insignificant actions of my daily life.
- I use self-observation: Do I feel tense?; Do I feel scared?
- I then go into self-control. I calm myself in the midst of misfortune and nervousness. I am able to gain calm.
- I know the calm person has far better chances of success in all areas of life than someone who is prey to a thousand tricks and turns of emotion.
- I know this is exemplified when faced with a threatening situation; I should strive for balance and poise;
- - I hold off a moment before talking or responding to someone who offends.
- - I think before responding in anger or retreating in sullenness.
- - I should have enough confidence to temper my anxieties with reason.
- - I know only this brings clarity and patience into my view of the situation.
- I know the tragedy and the beauty of human consciousness is; "We live in the mind."
- I influence the kinds of experiences I have in the world by learning to program and select my thoughts.
- I know approaching things from a negative viewpoint is giving me two strikes before I even step up to the plate.
- I know the person who habitually predicts success has a far greater chance of achieving it.
That's it for today.
Thanks for the kind words everyone has given me. It has meant a lot to me as I go through - what is for me - uncharted territories - and an emotional drain.
My brain manufactures a lot of my hostility and negativity however. And I need to get my thinking under my control.
And the words expressed here have helped me believe I have a lot of friends I have yet to meet.
Thank you all and best wishes.
I want to think and not eliminate the negative. It's all part of the deal of life. But now I realize that I don't have to dwell in negative thinking. I can ascertain what is real and what is something that I'm projecting. It isn't nearly as scary as I once thought.
ReplyDeleteYes, negative thoughts from projecting is my greatest enemy right now. The affirmations are helpful.
ReplyDeleteI think that negative thoughts are essential for discovering what you DO want...and move the negative to the positive query as quickly as possible. When I focus on what I would rather have, I feel more positive and allow myself to move in the direction of what I would rather have rather than sitting in what I don't want. Hopefully, that makes sense.
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