01-06-2012, 12:15 AM
(This post was last modified: 01-06-2012, 12:18 AM by AceInfinity.)
Ultimately, i'm sure everyone has problems, but whether they are determined or defined as problems depends on the person specifically. I know people that would call a problem, something like... spilling a glass of water on the ground. Whereas other people I know of kind of shrug it off as it's not a huge deal of their time to get it cleaned up quickly.
I'm positive, and it's fact that the way that you think has a great effect on events that happen or anything else. We create our own emotions because we drag ourselves down for the most part. Even if it's just small things, it accumulates an atmosphere inside your brain that builds on those negative blocks and eventually you have a big problem. People that have a better "setup" lets call it, doesn't let those things build up in their brain, regardless of whether they are fixed or not, it's almost like telling the construction workers inside you're head to not stack those negative thoughts and to only use the good blocks to build that object, while you come along later and deal with the crappy blocks (negative thoughts)
An anomaly could be like trying to build a building, and having some chipped or bend or cracked boards, maybe rotted out ones too. You usually try to not use those blocks, so the solution would be to go get a better board, but some collapse and just go "what the hell" I just want this thing built. Therefore the bad boards get added to the structure too.
I honestly can't describe it better than that. (Might seem like a lot of BS, lol, but I assure you, the mind is a powerful thing, and it's the source of most of our problems. The way we think, determines our emotions. It just seems hard to believe because it is hard to control our emotions, most people just corrupt right on the spot and give into a negative emotion. But obviously you're not going to be happy if your friend dies or something, so sure you'll be mad/upset/whatever, but it's still understanding that nothing you can do will change that, and having to cope with that and move on as soon as you can makes you strong.)
I'm positive, and it's fact that the way that you think has a great effect on events that happen or anything else. We create our own emotions because we drag ourselves down for the most part. Even if it's just small things, it accumulates an atmosphere inside your brain that builds on those negative blocks and eventually you have a big problem. People that have a better "setup" lets call it, doesn't let those things build up in their brain, regardless of whether they are fixed or not, it's almost like telling the construction workers inside you're head to not stack those negative thoughts and to only use the good blocks to build that object, while you come along later and deal with the crappy blocks (negative thoughts)
An anomaly could be like trying to build a building, and having some chipped or bend or cracked boards, maybe rotted out ones too. You usually try to not use those blocks, so the solution would be to go get a better board, but some collapse and just go "what the hell" I just want this thing built. Therefore the bad boards get added to the structure too.
I honestly can't describe it better than that. (Might seem like a lot of BS, lol, but I assure you, the mind is a powerful thing, and it's the source of most of our problems. The way we think, determines our emotions. It just seems hard to believe because it is hard to control our emotions, most people just corrupt right on the spot and give into a negative emotion. But obviously you're not going to be happy if your friend dies or something, so sure you'll be mad/upset/whatever, but it's still understanding that nothing you can do will change that, and having to cope with that and move on as soon as you can makes you strong.)