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Recently,
the issue of the power of positive thinking was brought to light by someone, and
the subject was actually skewed to someone who had been suffering from a bout
of depression for a long time. They had tried placebos and anti depressants,
with no visible effect, and the relatives and loved ones, at their wits end,
had decided to admit this patient to regressive therapy and positive
affirmation. The truth is, not many of us actually realise how badly negativity
can ruin our lives.
Superior
mind control is one thing, but what about basic mind control? What about losing
all your faculties and surrendering to inevitables, which are not even there in
the first place? Negative thinking is not just a state of mind, it can be an
endemic that has the potential to rule our thoughts and drive us to wayward
directions in life.
Death
can even be a result. The worst incarnation of negative thinking is depression,
which is often described as the reverse momentum for the human spirit.
Depression has symptoms like loss of appetite, unwillingness to socialise,
unusually quiet spells, physical manifestations that can be an obvious weight
loss, dilated pupils, sallow and unhealthy skin, high blood pressure,
migraines, an increased likelihood of disease and even death.
This
article is giving you the end of the spectrum here because there is a need to
enforce a very simple and piercing point. The still voice in your head that discourages
you, tells you that something is ?unachievable’ or ?impossible’, allows you to
let your peers run ahead of you – anything that even resembles a negative
thought – could be the beginnings of depression. Once you allow these voices to
rule you and dictate what you do in life, soon the blocks will start tumbling
down and you will realise that it is too late.
You
are last, you are unsuccessful and you are alone. You are then stuck in a cycle
of self denial, a cycle of excuses and soon, you will be left alone snapping at
the world because of what they did to you. The power of positive thinking, the
immense power that is has to allow you to achieve superior mind control is a
double edged sword and it is up to you to decide which way the blade falls. You
can cut your cake and eat it, or you could end up with a bloody hand. This was
the story of the person who had entered mind therapy and one of the things that
was done to him was to force him out of his cocoon of negative thinking and
back into the light.
With
love and positive affirmation, he is now a man no one can recognise; far from
the unhealthy looking person on the verge of a catastrophic future. If you have
ever wanted something; think nothing more than doing it. You will find that you
learn faster , focus better and have a drive and energy that will propel you
towards the finish line. Stay away from negativity; you will never know what
will happen to you.
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