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Circumstances? What are circumstances? I make circumstances.

Napoleon Bonaparte

Why does positive thinking work for some people and not for others?

The sucess of positive thinking depends on a couple of factors. These factors can be considered as the pillars of positive thinking concept. If any of these factors are missing then the concept fails. Lets see what these factors are:

DESIRE

Most people find no problem in establishing this pillar in there life.

When trying positive thinking in general, you should have the desire to be positive in life.

When trying positive thinking to improve a particular situation, you should have the desire to improve the same. Here desire does not mean addictive, grasping desire, but a clear, strong feeling or purpose.

BELIEF

One needs to believe in the concept of positive thinking itself and then obviously the more you believe in your chosen goal and the possibility of attaining it, the easier it will be to attain the same. Some people falter here. Its easy to be positive for somethinkg to happen but to believe in its happening is what people find difficult.

ACCEPTANCE

You must not only be willing to accept and have what you are seeking, but also accept that you are responsible for the present circumstances of your life. The base of positive thinking concept is the acceptance that whatever happens in ones' life is a result of his/her thoughts/beliefs. Hence the first step for being positive is the acceptance of complete responsibility for what and where one is in the present. This is the place of factor where a lot of people fail as not many are willing to take the responsibility for what and where they are.

PATIENCE

This is where most people fail. After doing all the work to truely become positive, people want to see quick results without realising that all these years that had been releasing negative emmotions and thoughts, it takes a bit of time to neutralize the past before one creates a present of his/her liking. Initially it might take time depending upon the kind of life one have been living, but once things start happening results can be seen faster and faster.

The some total of the first three factors is what can be called intention. When you have the total intention to create something - i.e. you deeply desire it, you completely believe that you can do it, and you are totally willing to have it and you have the patience for it to happen, it simply cannot fail to manifest, and usually within a very short time.

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Success starts with a state of mind. Christopher Columbus knew it. Thomas Edison lived it. Michael Dell and Bill Gates believe it. And Marcus Aurelius said it, ""Our life is what our thoughts make of it. A man's true greatness lies in the consciousness of an honest purpose in life, founded on a just estimate of himself."

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A disciple and his teacher were walking through the forest. The disciple was disturbed by the fact that his mind was in constant unrest.

He asked his teacher: "Why most people's minds are restless, and only a few possess a calm mind? What can one do to still the mind?"
Once upon no time, there was a little Soul who said to God, "I know who I am."

And God said, "That's wonderful! Who are you?"
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God smiled a big smile. "That's right!" God exclaimed. "You are the Light."

The Little Soul was so happy, for it had figured out what all the souls in the Kingdom were there to figure out.
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Our beliefs about aging play a significant role in how we age. In the late 1970's, Professor Ellen Langer of the Harvard psychology department demonstrated that when 75-year-old men were surrounded for one week by an environment reflecting the year 1959, they reversed many of the characteristics of aging thought to be common and inevitable. Independent judges looked at "before" and "after" pictures and rated the men as three years younger in appearance. Hand measurements showed that their fingers had actually lengthened and gained back some of the flexibility in their joints. The group could sit taller in their chairs, had a stronger hand grip, and could even see and hear better than the control group who had not been exposed to the "20-year earlier environment. "
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The Power Of Affirmations
Affirmations are statements of what you want in your life. Affirmations reflect the spiritual law of perfection everywhere now. They are based on Spiritual Truth not your current experience of life.

Some people have trouble with affirmations because they feel they are not speaking the truth when they use an affirmation. For instance, if you are sick and you say, "I am whole, healthy, and energized," it might feel like a lie; however, affirmations are not the facts of your current situation. They represent the experiences you want to have in your life.

Please disregard my denominating Mrs. Eddy as "our leader."  The article is a few years old now, and Mrs. Eddy was (hopefully) my very last cultural authority.  I still use Christian Science, but have seen through its limitations, both as a religion and a healing tool.  While there are exceptions to every rule, I think it's a safe bet that the more you organize a religion, the less effective it gets.  Mrs. Eddy blazed a wonderful trail, but why get stuck where she left off? 
Kindness
No act of kindness, however small,
is ever wasted.

- Aesop

Please be kind to all. Do a random act of kindness everyday.
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