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Remember that pain is your friend. |
WARNING....
Pain is your friend.
Ask any Medical Doctor and he'll tell you that pain is your friend. Pain is a great alarm clock with an important message:
Stop what you're doing right now!
You are damaging the system!
You must stop NOW!
If you place your hand on a hot burner you don't need a self-help book to tell you to move it in a hurry. If it weren't for pain, many an idiot would go up in flames watching their fingers, saying "Ooooue, pretty fire....". You're not an idiot though. So why continue doing something that keeps giving you pain? Pain is the most common motivator on earth. The question is how long are you going to let that alarm clock go off before you turn it off and how loud... just how much pain have you decided you have to experience before you turn it off, either by changing your perception or changing what you're doing? That's all you have to decide. Before you decide though, answer this question......
"Do you think man made cars better than God made man?"
Do you think man made cars better than God made man? Silly question? Maybe not. Think about the alarm that goes off when you leave the key in the ignition, its a sweet, gentle 'ding... ding... ding...' and then we calmly reach down and pull the key from the ignition. Well, at least most of us do. (grin) With such a quick correction, who needs a huge alarm that drives you crazy right? Aha.... that's the point right there. The quicker you make the connection, the easier it is to make the correction. When you choose to listen to the alarm clock, get the message and utilize it immediately, you no longer need to suffer so much pain.
"Remember: The quicker you make the connection
the easier it is to make the correction."That's what we're here for - to provide the best tools to help reduce your unnecessary emotional suffering and increase your healthy happiness. No one can do it for you and reading this page won't help much either. What really will work to reduce pain is to PRACTICE utilizing your pain when you experience it. Hit the snooze button on the pain by taking a break from it, get into your brain, make decisions about how much pain you're willing to experience before you change your perceptions and/or what you're doing. Look for and find a win-win-win solution.
I hear and I forget.
I see and I believe.
I do and I understand.
- Confucius (551-479 BC)
Take a break right now... get your mind on something beautiful and light like:
Anne Geddes Baby Pictures
David Letterman's Top Ten List
Duckman's Nightly Thoughts from the Pond
Our Creator's Work on Display
(pictures I've taken of God's detail work and big pictures.)
"The mind, once stretched by an empowering idea,
can never fully shrink to its original dimensions."
- Oliver Wendell Holmes, paraphrased
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