Positive Thinking

When you engage in positive thinking you are indicating to your mind that you are open to growing and learning into your life opportunities. That you also expect the results from your actions to bring you the most favorable of results. When they don't that doesn't stop you or put you in a negative tail spin. You take a breath, release any dissapointment and then you learn and reorganize.

You recognize that hurdles are an opportunity to become more clear about what you want to achieve. Therefore, a no just means you are one step closer to attaining your desired result.

Through having a positive attitude and thinking affirming thoughts that are filled with expectancy you begin to create a type of energy. This velocity of energy anticipates positive outcomes. It is magnetic, so expecting joy, success, and happiness is always the best choice.

You understand that what your mind expects to see, it will see! Whatever the mind expects, it finds. When you expect to learn, you do learn.

Did you ever stop to think how both positive and negative energy are contagious. When you are around a positive person you walk away feeling a little more inspired. (That is unless you are really stuck.) And when you are around a negative person, you find it tempting to complain about something just so you can strike rapore and match their energy? It is wise to learn how to embrace the optimistic side of life and retrain your thoughts to expect possibility. When you are with that negative person hold your own energy. Make it a game to see if your positive attitude might rub off, just a little before you say goodbye.

Remember, the cup is always half full. The half that appears half empty expects to get filled.

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By Tina

2010-07-08 01:11:22

Hi, two of my cousins and I have been relatively close growing up over the year and we would visit each other here and there as we live in different parts of the country. On their last two visits, the last on being about two and half years ago, they were standoffish and even left in the wee hours of the morning without saying goodbye, later telling my parents and I they didn't want to disturb us. Well, we know better, lol. They are in town again, this time staying with my other aunt as we have felt the alienation this past two and half years. I've always suspected there was a problem as the energy was different, but even when I asked, they were less than forth coming and said everything was fine. My aunt called and told my mother the reason that they stopped communicating was that they found me, to put it simply, to be too opinionated. Now believe me I have heard this about me before in my life and over the past two years. I have become a new person and I am very spiritual. But my cousins wouldn't know that as they are preferring to keep their distance and complain behind my back. They've known me all of my life and I am not sure why this became an issue for them only on the last visit or why they chose to remain silent despite my inquiries. So my question is this, I forgive them of course, I understand that my energy at that time was difficult for them, but I wonder. I am going to the family get together at my aunt's while they are there and I'm wondering should I stay silent about what I know or confront them, in a non angry non confrontational way of course, about the fact I know why they have been distant and untruthful. I wanted them to be honest with me and I'm thinking I should extend the same courtesy. The only difference is, I asked them about the difference in behavior, they haven't. What do you think?

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