For
simply giving thanks, when you lie down to sleep each night or from time to
time, for no reason or rhyme, you'll begin to move with life instead of against
it.
You'll
be shown that life could not possibly be more beautiful than it already is.
You'll see that you are the fountainhead of your experience. You'll remember
that you transcend all things time and space, and thus are their very master.
And you'll find that you live in a paradise where the only thing that truly
seems impossible is how powerful you really are and how much you are loved.
What
else would you think about, anyway? I bet many of you don’t think about life in
this way. As adults and perhaps when we were children we had thoughts running
around in our head.
This
is what is called self-talk and it includes not only what people say to
themselves out loud or inside our heads. Self-talk is set apart from other
inner speech and non-language-based cognition, however, in that it has
recognizable syntax and can occur either internally or out loud. When
considered this way, self-talk can be defined as an act of syntactically
recognizable communication in which the sender of the message is also the
intended receiver.
By the
time we have reached adulthood, we have heard the word no more than 200,000
times, and that has an effect on us. As some of here the negatives, we begin to
use self-talk to reinforce what we hear from others. So the voice in our head
starts to tell us we are not good enough, not smart enough, not beautiful or
handsome enough and over time we begin to believe the lies we tell ourselves.
So, my hope is that you will begin to focus on all the positives you have going
for you. You are loved and respected and have friends and family, who see only
the good in you. Perhaps it is time for you to start seeing the good within as
well.
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