Win The Negativity!!! The pain is inevitable, but the suffering is optional. 12 Facts.

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Win The Negativity!!! The pain is inevitable, but the suffering is optional. 12 12 Facts Facts

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Win The Negativity!!!The pain is inevitable, but the suffering is

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What do we do when pain and negative feelings come? How can we help ourselvesand set us free from the negative states and accompanying feelings? Here are 12 facts to help you to win the negativity :

We can't preserve ourselves from their influence because every healthy individualis subjected to their rule, once in a while.

Fact # 1 : Pain and unpleasant feelings are inevitablein our lives.

If we perceive ourselves as something extracted from the Universe, then we'lleasily measure our own pain as bigger and more unpleasant that the anotherone's. However, the Universe is a Unique Entity of which we are all a part of.

Fact # 2: We are simply part of the Universe's circles.

From that point of view, no matter who experiences greater pain, the Universe grows!And that is the ultimate purpose of the pain in our lives. We grow through our pain, sodoes the Universe; through us, thus through itself.

Fact # 3 : We need to adjust our focus from an individual standpointto "higher perspective".

When we recognize the negative states and accompanying feelings being around,the natural reaction is, "I'm being miserable, I don't like myself being like that and I'll do something to change that!"

Fact # 4 : I'll do something to change that!

That's fine. We've recognized the unwanted state and made resolution to change it. However, very often we make a simple, but crucial mistake that leads to a failure of our attempt. What'sthat? We begin to resist the negative feelings, trying to avoid them or replace them by desiredones. Nevertheless, it doesn't work like that.

Fact # 5 : You begin to accept that you have the negative feelings.

When the wind comes, the tree in thefield doesn't resist, but follow the wind's

pace and moves its trunk accordingly. What would happen if it tried to resist?

It would be easily uprooted.

If you resist and fight them, they'll stay around and come back stronger, again and again.If you let them be as they are, just observing them, and see yourself and "them" as a part of a big circle that MOVES and CHANGES, you'll know that they'll pass through.

Fact # 6 : Let them be!

Stay detached, and observe as if it'shappening to somebody else. Yes, it ispossible. Don't believe me; try it. The

Mantra is: Don't resist, observe.

We can't possibly replace the events that might cause unwanted states and feelings. It'slike desiring that Autumn be replaced by Springtime because the former makes us feel blue, and the last one brings some vigor.

Fact # 7 : We can't possibly replace the events.

Pay good attention to what happens when the pain and accompanying feelings are gone. Whenthey are gone, for some valuable moment, there is a void. Speaking in time-space language, for a limited period there is an empty spot in our being that is to be filled with desired content. Pay good attention. If you miss it, it would be probably filled with another unwanted content.

Fact # 8 : Pay good attention to what happens

The vacuum is very unstable state. Thereare happenings going on around all the

time, so our energy would be easily, unconsciously attracted and sucked up by something out of our control.

Use the void and fill it with something you have burning desire about. Let your imaginationrun free. Be creative in visualization your goal. See yourself being there, feel what would you feel when you get there, hear the voices and sounds that would be around, smell yoursuccess etc.

Fact # 9 : Be alert.

Yes, don't try to feed your "creation" by adding more and more attention to the final goal.Instead, recognize the variety of opportunities that would come and fit in your path. Don'tdiscard or neglect any of them. Investigate them, use them, test them and keep a recordof them. Each one that's coming around has a purpose.

Fact # 10 : Recognize all the opportunities.

When asked, "How did it feel to fail 200 times trying to invent a vaccine for polio?", Jonas Salk,

the inventor responded: "I never failed 200 times at anything in my life. I discovered 200

ways how not to make a vaccine for polio."

When you succeed, you'll notice a strange phenomena - the Journey has providedmore satisfaction and excitement than the achievement itself.

Fact # 11 : Instead of the goal, focus on the Journey.

By practicing this strategy over and over again, you'll eventually see yourself setting goals specificfor higher self and purpose than your physical/emotional/mental self. Embrace the insight to the purpose of your existence there. You'll know the Journey has been worth walking it.

Fact # 12 : Set yourself another goal, a higher, more precious one.

"Success is like happiness, cannot be pursued. It must ensue. And it only does

so as the unintended side effect of one's personal dedication to a cause greater than oneself."--- Victor Frankl 

Thank You Very MuchSompong Yusoontorn