A little introduction to positive thinking

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The world is made of thoughts. From the very first moment we come to this world to the last breath we are full of thoughts. Thoughts forge and define us. They're our real essence. With the right positive thinking, we can change our lives for the better. The power of thoughts is enormous.
Many are not aware of false thoughts. In fact, in most cases, people confuse real ideas with those who are only echoes of the instinctive reactions caused by the environment in which they live.

Everyone's future can be changed if the ideas are directed in a thorough way having full control of them. A positive thought can create happiness. The art of knowing how to think correctly creates awareness and tremendous personal power. This way of thinking allows you to see the world with a great sense of purity and compassion and enables you to manage the life you want to live. The ability to develop the power of positive thinking was introduced by the Tibetan culture Bon which established a system called the way of the Shen of the Cha, which promotes positive thinking as an inspiring model of happiness. This model of processing thoughts changes the negative thinking then transforms emotions and improves someone's life for the better.
In Bon philosophy, everything is managed by thoughts. The thoughts make us sick or make us happy.

Giuseppe Loporchio

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