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quotes about mind

   man can alter his life
   by altering his thinking
                                             because you can live happily with no money
                                             but you cannot live happily with an unhealthy mind

your mind may create realities that are undesirable for you
so train it that way that they become desirable for you

keep an open mind it is the only
it is the only way to get what you want in your life
a quiet mind is able to hear
intuition over fear


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  1. Unknown1 November 2018 at 20:41

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  2. Unknown1 November 2018 at 20:42

    That's some western buddhism, as in term coined by Zizek.

    No - a man cannot live happily with no means to live. Or, he or she may try, but that's no grounds to expect such a sacrifice.
    Mental health depends on economic well being, too.

    cheers,
    lysnhealth.com.au


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