Carnival of Positive Thinking

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The wind if howling outside, the ward is quiet as coming up to midnight, my love for Nana is matched by the fear it could be tonight….so an idea time to put together this weeks Carnival of POSITIVE thinking!

Street Saint presents Depression – What It is and How to Handle It posted at Street Saint, saying, “My article on depression and what the best way is to think about it in order to find healing.
The article is published on the HealthMad website, but the link is found on my blog: http://www.stsaint.com/blog.”

Bert Meert presents The Thoughts Of The Optimist posted at Life, Blogging And The Pursuit Of Personal Growth.

Andrew Heath presents On Feeling a Sense of Abundance posted at Andrew Heath, saying, “Thanks!”

williamk presents Optimist Creed posted at Truth for Happiness.

Vincent presents How To Change Your Life In An Instant posted at Hit Your Goals.

Carol Solomon presents More Chocolate – Less Stress Eating? posted at Carol Solomon, saying, “I love this idea! Chocolate is actually good for your health and is now shown to reduce stress – yeah!”

Kaushik Chokshi presents You don’t need no F-thing posted at Beyond Karma, saying, “First, let go of fear…”

Karen S Murphy presents Status: The measure of value we present posted at Step Into the Flow, saying, “In this competitive world, the cultural model is built around status. It governs the intrinsic framework of relationships.

Most of us notice status but don’t think of it consciously. We want to “succeed” but in order to do so we must go up a rung on the status ladder. Being “successful”. Owning a house, or a nice car. Being respected by others. Showing mastery in something and being able to come across well at social events. Academic success. But we don’t think of what status truly is, and especially not what the ultimate expression of status is.”

Joreather presents Toxic vs. Nourishing People posted at Joreather.com.

Ernest Semerda presents 21 day challenge – develop new habits posted at Ernest Semerda – inner peace & completeness., saying, “Anything you do with repetition and emotion will become your reality. If you’re not satisfied with your current experience, examine your habits.”

Editorial presents Free Yourself from Worries posted at Your Best Library, saying, “Are you worried about the future? Do you keep resenting your past? Do you feel like life treats you unfair and people unkind? Do you want to learn how to overcome the pain in your life? In The Power of Now, Eckhart Tolle takes a look at our sorrows. He challenges our thought patterns and shows us a way to freedom and joy.”

Cheryl Ragsdale presents Stop Pretending! 5 Steps to Help You Reveal a Blind Spot posted at That Girl is Funny, saying, “We all know what makes us happy and what puts us in a bad mood. We even know when we’re pretending – tolerating – for the sake of getting along or not making waves. Diane joins ThatGirlisFunny to share 5 steps that helped her successfully reveal (and take action on) a blind spot that kept her hiding out, blaming others and finding excuses for participating fully with her friends and family.”

Donald Latumahina presents Anthony de Mello on How to Find Happiness posted at Life Optimizer.

JL 4 Media presents Stand Up and Walk in His Light posted at Live Life to the Fullest, saying, “Have you been in a complete darkness? As in total darkness that you almost had the thought of losing life, and that every waking moment was dreadful for you. Instead of thanking for life, you sighed because it will be another day of pain and hurt. A heavy day were you can’t stop crying and hurting.”

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