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Negative Thinking Is Always Expensive--dragging Us Down Mentally, Emotionally, And Physically--hence I Refer To Any Indulgence In It As A Luxury.

Anger Begins As An Inner Twinge. We Sense Something Long Before It Blossoms (explodes?) Into An Emotional Tirade. If We Listen To This Twinge -- And Follow Its Advice -- The Emotional Outburst (or In Burst) Is Not Needed.

In Order To Truly Master The Comfort Zone, We Must Learn To Love It.

Pain (any Pain--emotional, Physical, Mental) Has A Message. The Information It Has About Our Life Can Be Remarkably Specific, But It Usually Falls Into One Of Two Categories: We Would Be More Alive If We Did More Of This And Life Would Be More Lovely If We Did Less Of That. Once We Get The Pain's Message, And Follow Its Advice, The Pain Goes Away.

If Our Early Lessons Of Acceptance Were As Successful As Our Early Lessons Of Anger How Much Happier We Would All Be.