Power Of Thoughts

 

Thinking in a positive manner, in return, attracts positive things. When you think positively, you become a brighter, cheerful person. People around you sense your positivity and, usually, return it to you. It is contagious.

This is all because you have chosen to entertain pleasant feelings, exhibit a cheerful mood and radiate positivity all around you.

When someone is thinking positively, good things will come – be it good health, happiness, having a successful job interview and just about anything. There is more power in our thoughts than most of us realise.

Welcome The Life

Kindle The Flame

There are so many people out there who will tell you that you can't. What you've got to do is turn around and say Watch Me.

Life sometimes gets TEDIOUS; you got to be TOUGH ENOUGH!

YOU are the person that can change YOUR life.

Do not underestimate the power of Thoughts. Just as water has the power to shift and mold earth’s landscape, your thoughts have the power to shift and mold the landscape of your life.

Let us not seek perfection,
Because we are not perfect.
Let us not judge,
Because we are not gods.
Let us not dictate
Because we are not tyrants.
We are Human...
We Learn...
We Fall...
We Fail...
We Get Up...
We Reach Out...
We Help...
We Live...
We Conquer...
We Let Go... but...
We Never GIVE UP.

The road to success is not crowded because while most are looking for ways to take, the truly successful people are finding ways to give. With a giving attitude, every situation is an opportunity for success.

Success is waiting for those who are ready to persist and face the obstacles in the path with positive attitude.

We know that there is no life without death... no sunrise without sunset... as well as no success without failure!! Accept your failures... because tomorrow the sun will rise with a new life and a new success.

Do not passively accept unsatisfactory situations, but form a picture in your mind of situations as they should be. Hold that picture, develop it in details, believe in it, pray about it, work at it, and you can actualize it according to that mental image emphasized in your positive thinking.

Keep surging forward even when struggle pushes you back for every trial is like a wind; it will try to push you back or make you quit. You have to stay strong for struggles don’t last; they come strongly and pass swiftly and only the ones who hold onto their grounds strongly and fight to go forward will emerge victorious.

The secret of life is to have a task, something you devote your entire life to, something you bring everything to, every minute of the day for your whole life. And the most important thing is - it must be something you cannot possibly do.

The key word in 'Self Motivation' is Self! If you're looking to others, then you're missing the main factor! You have the gift to inspire your own mind! Choose to kindle the flame inside yourself! Build that flame to an empowering inferno! You will become a guiding light for others! You can do it! DO IT BIG!!!     

We may feel hopeless, breathless when facing difficulties. It's not a sign of failure; it's a sign that it's time to be fearless; a sign that success is within our reach.

With every mistake,
With every disappointment,
To keep going on,
It's the hardest thing in life.
You will fall and stumbled thousand times.
But life doesn't stop here.
Pick up and try;
Carry on until you achieve the heights. 

Prevention Is Better Than Cure

Here are ten causes of crime in order to find solutions. The big idea behind this article is that underlying causes of crime should be tackled through preventative interventions, such as rehabilitating offenders and giving them an alternative to crime. Punishment deals with the symptoms of crime, whereas prevention deals with the root causes.

Before we can start concocting a crime solution that actually works, we need to dig for the root causes of crime. Only then we can find the right solutions that deal directly with the source of the problem, as opposed to limiting ourselves to dealing with the symptoms through punishment measures. This article provides resources to identify the source(s) of the disorder, as well as suggesting solutions.

There is no single cause to any disorder, including crime. While clearly we are all ultimately responsible for our own actions, it is wrong to hold an individual wholly responsible for his unlawful act. There are certain factors in our societies, cultures (family values), system (educational, political, law-enforcement...), economy, and so on that endorse the potential of criminal activities of an individual. An organization as a whole should take a part of the blame in order to transform the conditions in which criminal-minds breed.

• Weakness - People are not bad by nature, but sometimes simply too timid to resist the vicious demons that play on their weaknesses and cut their bond with the source of their Power. Humans are good by default, but not everyone is made of steel so as to defend themselves against the demonic forces - destructive emotions and detrimental attitudes: fear, ignorance, hatred, worry, revenge, envy, attachment, greed, lust, selfishness, doubt, prejudice, pride, vanity, impatience, sloth, discrimination, arrogance, ambition, addiction, gluttony, criticism, blame, anxiety, frustration and so on. We all get attacked by those faulty ethereal goblins of our minds and hearts, but most of us succeed to resist them. It's easy to act on anger, greed, revenge or any of highlighted above, but it takes courage and strength to determine that there is something more important than that.

There are two core reasons why weakness prevails with some:

1. lack of faith, not believing enough in the power of one's own internal weapons (against inner demons), such as: courage, tolerance, understanding, forgiveness, mercy, honesty, sincerity, integrity, honor, modesty, humbleness, generosity, love, compassion, kindness, detachment, patience, self-discipline, temperance, etc. As a result of not trusting inner resources, there is no enough motivation to develop them and use them. Art Solutions - get the freecrime cure (the link is below); watch inspirational films and read inspirational stories of good qualities conquering the bad ones.
2. imbalance - most criminals are simply too strong physically, pumping up the body muscles, but not enough the mental and emotional muscles. The reason why their strength becomes weakness is because they are not balanced. Art Therapy Solutions - get the free artistic crime cure (the link is below); watch the movie trilogy 'Samurai' by legendary Japanese director Hiroshi Inagaki. It tells the story of the greatest Samurai warrior in Japan - Musashi Miyamoto, his journey from being just a tough warrior to a true hero, equally strong on all three accounts: physical skills, mental calmness and emotional state. Watch all three films online here for free.

Underneath all the weaknesses is a genuine human desire to do well. When we delink ourselves from our source (Higher Power), we find ourselves either in a wrong relationship or in a wrong job, or simply in a wrong place at wrong time, but also in a wrong state of mind - causing us to do the wrong things, on the wrong side of tracks.

• Poor judgment - Lack of proper education and great role-models causes many to fail to distinguish right from wrong. In most cases offenders don't think they are doing something wrong, it seems right from their point of view. Poor judgment is also reflected in knowing it's wrong, but thinking they could get away with it, not getting caught. Art Therapy Solutions - get the free crime.

• Lack of love - Being raised in a dysfunctional family, or coming from a disadvantaged background, or feeling discriminated, none of it alone can cause crime. There are so many others in the world with such conditions, but nevertheless don't turn to crime. However they cause the lack of love and respect for others. That, endorsed with some other factors, can be a major issue related to crime.

• Poverty - Poverty is often blamed for leading to crime, however underneath is something more vital - society bombards us with commercial values, making us want more and more material things, to the point when some would do anything (including criminal acts) to get them. Unemployment is another factor in this category that contributes to crime through looking ways to earn money by any means possible. Art Therapy Solutions - get the free crime cure (the link is below); - find the best powerbroker (the link is provided on our website with the crime cure - the link is below) to help you out of poverty into wealth

• Deprived neighborhoods - economically impoverished neighborhoods breed criminal minds. Solution: if moving out is out of the question, then keep away from the guys in the hood by making yourself busy with putting your new show on the road. Do you have the strength to distance yourself from the harmful influences of your neighbors? If not, find the strength from the power behind your new thing, which you can discover in the illustrated guide 'Jump' (the link is provided on our website with the crime cure - the link is below).

• TV violence

• Being a victim in a chain of events - Sometimes individuals don't mean to cause harm, but are drawn into it by a chain of events that are beyond their control or influence.

• Poor parenting skills - erratic or harsh discipline, lack of parental control, supervision and monitoring, parental conflict, family dysfunction/breakdown, criminal, anti-social and/or alcoholic parent/s Fatherlessness is also one of underestimated cause of crime. Read more about it by clicking here.

• Ecological - It has long been known by police officers that cold winter nights keep criminals off the streets and crime levels down. Crime scientists speculate that one of the hidden consequences of global warming will be an increase in street crime during mild winters. Studies have suggested that warmer temperatures boost aggression hormones such as epinephrine and testosterone.

• Fraudulent Supreme Court rulings - Defective court rulings are one cause of the extra crimes. 

Solutions

• Prevention - there are plenty of people out there contemplating illegal or immoral acts, who should be prevented to act on it.

1. Playing on their fear of punishment works for most, but is not enough for the others. - Social welfare is one of the greatest contra-measures to keep unemployed individuals from resorting to desperate means in order to keep a head above water.
2. Sports provide a good outlet for young men and perhaps keeps them out of trouble.
3. Art Therapy is another outlet that additionally provides a a sense of higher truth, a frame for the search for identity, a journey from the stressful reality to a transcendental world of pure penetration and splendor, means for helping us to cope with life's afflictions and paradoxes that could empower and inspire us to better our lives, find something powerful and special that easily deals with pessimism, distrust and lack of meaning...just to name a few.

• Converting - to convert a criminal into a honorable citizen it takes more than implementing fear of punishment. Arts can do wonders in transforming any individual, including criminals. Talidari's triple action transition formula used in the crime cure 'Jump' uses the power of inspiration to stimulate criminals to make a jump to the right side.

• Reformation - remodeling the system (educational, economic, jurisdiction...) that breeds criminals is a core necessity. There is a saying telling that if you want to change others, start by changing yourself. Everything is related and we all are in a way responsible for the way our world is. By transforming the causes (one of which is the system) we can both prevent and reduce crime.

• Punishment - No doubt, every person who harms another should be punished, but also rehabilitated so that the crime is prevented from reoccurring. Punishment is good for two reasons: it shows the offender that one can not get away with doing the wrong things, and as a form of prevention - the fear of punishment is often (but not often enough) main reason for law-abiding citizens not to slip to the other side of the tracks. However, the question is how severe the punishment should be. A sentence that is longer than 2 years can have contra-effective results, apart from the cost for us taxpayers. Coming out after too many years being locked has proven to be more difficult to re-integrate and make it out there, and more easy to resort back to crime. Investing in improving the system instead of in accommodating prisoners seems more effective long-term.

 Source: http://www.talidari.net

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Mother's Day

A Celebration In Honor of All Mothers

... is for the million things she gave me,

... means only that she's growing old,... is for the tears she shed to save me,

... is for her heart of purest gold;

... is for her eyes, with love-light shining,

... means right, and right she'll always be.

 

 

The first celebrations in honour of mothers were held in the spring in ancient Greece. They paid tribute to Rhea, the Mother of the Gods. During the 17th century, England honored mothers on "Mothering Sunday," celebrated on the fourth Sunday of Lent.

In the United States, Julia Ward Howe suggested the idea of Mother's Day in 1872. Howe, who wrote the words to the Battle Hymn of the Republic, saw Mother's Day as being dedicated to peace.

Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia is credited with bringing about the official observance of Mother's Day. Her campaign to establish such a holiday began as a remembrance of her mother, who died in 1905 and who had, in the late 19th century, tried to establish "Mother's Friendship Days" as a way to heal the scars of the Civil War.

Two years after her mother died, Jarvis held a ceremony in Grafton, W. Va., to honor her. She was so moved by the proceedings that she began a massive campaign to adopt a formal holiday honoring mothers. In 1910, West Virginia became the first state to recognize Mother's Day. A year later, nearly every state officially marked the day. In 1914, President Woodrow Wilson officially proclaimed Mother's Day as a national holiday to be held on the second Sunday of May.

 

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