Sometimes I test-run my brain and elicit the wonders and powers of this immeasurable gift God gave us. When I feel terrifying or sad, I quickly speak with my brain and ask it to remind me of something worth laughing or smile at, in a matter of seconds, it comes up with the exact answer to my question. Sometimes I would say something like When was the last time I felt loved, happy or great and what actually triggered it? Without wasting of time, I will begin to imagine myself in a world of happiness and love. My brain will remind me of a lot of good times and will also come up with the reasons behind those emotions. Asking my brain those questions and getting immediate answers will control how and what I feel at that particular moment. At that time, I control my level of happiness and love. Sadness and pain will have no place and thats the reason why I feel more happier than anyone around me. So whats stopping every other creature from doing what can actually make them take charge for the rest of their lives? Why should it difficult for you to be happy and loved? Why must you depend on something or someone for you to be happy when you have endless references to backup your happiness? This is a secret of mine I am sharing with you today and I also want you to please utilize it. I am tired of seeing people weep for irrelevant reasons, I am tired of seeing sad personal messages, I am tired of consoling every individual I meet to stop worrying over whats suppose to be at their feet, I am tired of weeping over someone who committed suicide as a result of high level of vulnerability, I am tired of seeing people around me in pain. Take charge of your life today, tell your brain what you want to feel, ask your brain to make you happy by sharing with you what it would be like to achieve all your dreams, send your brain empowering messages so it can give you empowering reasons. Stop sending mixed messages to your brain so you wont get mixed emotions.
Posted on: Thu, 27 Mar 2014 11:06:50 +0000
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