What you fight weakens you; what you cooperate with strengthens you. So change your thinking about competing to cooperating in all areas of your life, including your work.
- Don’t fight colds, illnesses, or even serious afflictions.
- Don’t fight with family members, or against political opinions.
- Don’t fight addictions
- And most important, don’t fight yourself.
Instead, make the shift to living by cooperating.
- If you have cancer or arthritis cells in your body, talk to them from that perspective:
- “If you insist on living in my body, I wish to live in harmony, peace, and total health with you; otherwise, I invite you to take up residence elsewhere.”
- This may sound strange, but it puts you back in harmony which isn’t violent, hateful, or angry.
Conflict doesn’t have to mean combat.
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When in poor health, vow:
- I will not think in ways that bring that about.
- I’ll stay centered in natural well-being because to think as sick thought is to allow sickness to crop up.”
An ancient Chinese proverb says that if a man has a happy mind, he will have a happy body.
- A happy mind is sick of sickness
- It refuses to anticipate that things will get worse.
- It sees a sniffle, a stomachache, back or knee discomfort, and fatigue as messages to follow the body’s signals back to a natural state of well-being.
- A happy mind thinks of the body as capable of healing infirmities
- A happy mind trusts the capacity of the body to live without sickness or suffering.
- So, use your happy mind to work with you to stay healthy.
craving and resource from “Change your thoughts, Change your life by” by Dr. Wayne Dyer
