Uman pirme man igkita nan
kalabad?
What
you feel and think, you will become. Therefore, if you are a person of bad thoughts,
intentions and has a rotten set of values, expect that the universe will also
give these negative things to you.
English
philosopher James Allen mentioned: “As a man thinks, so he is; as he continues
to think, so he remains.” Stoic and Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius said: “A
man’s life is what his thoughts make of it.” And author Earl Nightingale posited:
“We become what we think about.”
In
Hinduism and Buddhism, karma is the sum of one’s actions in their existence’s
current and past states, believed to decide their future destinies. With this,
the saying was quipped: What goes around comes around.
There
is this movement about emptying the mind with negative thoughts through meditation
and welcoming all the positive thoughts like gratefulness and intentions of peace
and well-being. The proponents believe that the deed can transcend all negative
things around.
And
that is the difference between peace-loving person and a “war freak”. The
former transcends while the latter dwells.
When
people achieve transcendence, they have gone beyond ordinary limitations. The
word is often used to describe a spiritual or religious state, or a condition
of moving beyond physical needs and realities.
The
American Psychiatric Association (2020) reported: rumination involves
repetitive thinking or dwelling on negative feelings and distress and their causes
and consequences. The repetitive, negative aspect of rumination can contribute
to the development of depression or anxiety and can worsen existing conditions.
Those
who dwell on negative intentions and thoughts and act on them will soon get
their rewards: A chaotic life they fairly deserve.
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