Comments on: Book Review: How to be Happy and Have Fun Changing the World http://moralde.com/book-review-how-to-be-happy-and-have-fun-changing-the-world/ Blog along: one sure step at a time Mon, 23 Jan 2012 04:13:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Sire http://moralde.com/book-review-how-to-be-happy-and-have-fun-changing-the-world/comment-page-1/#comment-475 Sire Tue, 04 Aug 2009 10:37:45 +0000 http://moralde.com/?p=277#comment-475 Probably to my detriment I usually take option 2 as it's easier. Also I don't believe that having positive energy necessarily brings positive results. Probably to my detriment I usually take option 2 as it’s easier. Also I don’t believe that having positive energy necessarily brings positive results.

]]> By: james http://moralde.com/book-review-how-to-be-happy-and-have-fun-changing-the-world/comment-page-1/#comment-366 james Thu, 23 Jul 2009 03:12:05 +0000 http://moralde.com/?p=277#comment-366 The one who accepts and moves forward is definitely better off. But then there are 3 ways to deal with this. 1. To dwell on the negative situation, which then snowballs and only worsens it because of the continuous addition of the same energy into it. 2. To just shrug it off and give it no further thought. Neutral. 3. To actively forget it and direct one's thoughts and energy into positive and pleasant thoughts which by law creates positive energy and actual positive circumstances, thus creating greater chances of a quick turnaround in the current situation. Now, I sound like Abraham Hicks. But that's the truth anyway. The one who accepts and moves forward is definitely better off. But then there are 3 ways to deal with this.

1. To dwell on the negative situation, which then snowballs and only worsens it because of the continuous addition of the same energy into it.

2. To just shrug it off and give it no further thought. Neutral.

3. To actively forget it and direct one’s thoughts and energy into positive and pleasant thoughts which by law creates positive energy and actual positive circumstances, thus creating greater chances of a quick turnaround in the current situation.

Now, I sound like Abraham Hicks. But that’s the truth anyway.

]]> By: Sire http://moralde.com/book-review-how-to-be-happy-and-have-fun-changing-the-world/comment-page-1/#comment-348 Sire Tue, 21 Jul 2009 12:01:33 +0000 http://moralde.com/?p=277#comment-348 I've always believed that positive thoughts created positive outcomes. The reverse is true of negative thoughts. Let's take as an example that you have two people who both suffer something negative in their life. Let's say something didn't go the way they wanted causing them to lose money. One of them goes off the deep end yelling and swearing causing them to lose time and creating even more negativity which snowballs causing even more things to go wrong. The other shrugs his shoulders, accepts it for what it is and gets on with life, leaving his friend behind raging like a wounded bull. Who is better off? I’ve always believed that positive thoughts created positive outcomes. The reverse is true of negative thoughts. Let’s take as an example that you have two people who both suffer something negative in their life. Let’s say something didn’t go the way they wanted causing them to lose money. One of them goes off the deep end yelling and swearing causing them to lose time and creating even more negativity which snowballs causing even more things to go wrong.

The other shrugs his shoulders, accepts it for what it is and gets on with life, leaving his friend behind raging like a wounded bull. Who is better off?

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