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The Power of Positivity: How to Find Happiness in Everything
Don’t criticize right away, saying that reasons create happiness, not just creating reasons when you have happiness, saying that my topic is absurd. It is like accusing first and then finding evidence of guilt, first divorce and then looking for evidence of spouse’s infidelity. Happiness, as a state, can be based on reasons. Didn’t the emperor sit on the dragon chair and look for signs of “heavenly sages”? The problem here is that you “command” yourself to be happy, and you are indeed happy, but you are not at ease in your heart, and feel that the happiness you get at your fingertips is not very upright. So, you have…
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How a Chance Encounter with a Stranger Saved Me from a Bad Mood
Everyone has bad times. The depression, boredom, and despair in such a poor state are really terrible, indescribable, and even gods cannot save them. Doctors and writers are both careers of thinking about people—I have these two professional habits, so I have become a person who likes thinking about people: When people are in a very bad state, what do they rely on for salvation? On this day, I was in a very bad state, my legs were heavy, and my head was dizzy. When I walked into Beijing West Railway Station, I saw that there were still more than two hours before the departure time of the…
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The Power of Love: How to Use Your Aura to Attract Good Luck and Manifest Your Dreams
Everyone has their own unique aura. Although this aura is invisible, it has a powerful influence and shapes our life invisibly. In 2008, the book “The Secret” became a bestseller all over the world. The law of attraction is well known to many people, and it also brought the name Rhonda Byrne into everyone’s sight. Rhonda Byrne was once a person who was in debt and whose company was on the verge of bankruptcy. Because she learned the mystery of the law of attraction, she finally gained unlimited energy and became the top 100 most influential people in the world by the American “Time” magazine. The “Power” that I want…
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The light we carry
When I was a kid, it occurred to me one day that my dad started using a cane to help me balance while I was walking. I can’t remember exactly when it showed up at our home on Chicago’s South Side—I was four or five years old, and suddenly, there it was, a smooth black wood cane, slender and strong. It was an early result of multiple sclerosis, which left my dad with a severe limp in his left leg. Slowly and silently, it erodes his central nervous system and weakens the strength of his legs. The disease had likely been taking its toll on Dad long before his diagnosis,…
