“Choose to be optimistic, it feels better.”- Dalai Lamaģ. “Turn every life situation into a positive one.” – Rhonda ByrneĢ. In that respect, we have collected some of the most inspiring positive thinking quotes to help you to achieve a new perspective. So, if you’re looking to improve your health in mind and body, start thinking positive thoughts! Positive thinking has even been shown to boost immunity and improve heart health. They are also less likely to experience negative emotions, such as anxiety and depression.
People who think positively are more likely to achieve their goals, feel happier, and be less stressed. Positive thinking has been shown to have a number of benefits.
It is based on the belief that if you think positive thoughts, you will have a positive life. Truth is never failing and does not need the human race, or any other race living or dead, to validate it.Positive thinking is a mental and emotional attitude that focuses on the good and positive aspects of life. Truth is not a fragile thing easily broken if you fail to wrap your hands around it. Truth does not need to tell you not to look left and not to look right, because the validity of its character does not depend upon whether you open your eyes or not! Truth remains true in all times and it will encourage you to think freely, to ask questions, and to seek! Truth is not a fragile thing easily broken if you fail to tiptoe around it. You have this one life and you are planning to live it based upon a path dictated to you as the truth, instead of questioning and seeking what the truth might actually be. If you fear questioning what you have been taught and if you fear to think freely and make decisions based upon what you feel, see and know because a system has taught you to have that fear, you should know that you are under that manipulation, you are under that control. And manipulation and control are devised by people in power. “Any system that does not allow one to question it, has its roots digging into manipulation and control.
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