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Breaking Free from Negativity: A Path to Happiness

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June 29, 2025

Negative thinking creeps into our mind and disrupts it's working.

- ■ VINOD CHANDRASHEKHAR DIXIT

If one is positive the effect on others may or may not be positive and the environment may not necessarily become positive. But when a person is negative the effect definitely rubs on others and the environment becomes negative. Each one of us is negative or positive at some point in our life. How can we control negativity? It all starts again with the mind. Once mind is under control all is well. Basically, we need to train our mind to think positively. We can tune our minds and repeatedly think positively to break free of the negativity and its vicious circle. Letting go of negative people doesn't mean we hate them, it just means that we care about our own wellbeing. Every time we subtract negative from our life, we make room for more positive. The mind is neutral energy and because of this the way we think determines whether the results are positive and beneficial, or negative and harmful. It is the same energy acting in different ways.There are times when we want to think positively but our mind does not want to open to receive positive and

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