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Those experiencing traumatic injury may develop problems with their mental health.
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It's very simple & very
interesting to follow your way thru the layers of your buried or stuffed emotions & feelings that have accumulated throughout the years!
when you've reached this point, or this website, you know you're making
progress!!!! this part gets difficult because now is the time to look within & become emotionally honest with yourself!!!
Best of luck & if you're
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Sincerely,
Kathleen

Be cheerful, be happy
Cheerfulness is a quality,
which everyone likes. One who possesses it becomes a magnet of goodwill. Cheerfulness
comes from a sense of well being & contentment. It's a sterling quality but it doesn't always stay with us. Many circumstances & events steal our happiness & joy. We make mistakes, we worry we become agitated & sorrowful. Thoughts of envy, jealousy, anger & hatred enters our minds & our cheerfulness vanishes.
The way to cheerfulness, the way to inner contentment is quite simple. All we need to do is to focus our attention on the good qualities that are displayed around us.
Leave the bad qualities aside.
When we see the bad qualities & defects of others, we harbor negative thoughts, thus poisoning our minds. These thoughts are the source of unwanted actions, resulting in undue sorrow & loss of cheerfulness.
When we see only good qualities
our minds will be free from negative & poisonous thoughts. Our thoughts will be pure & our actions elevated, bringing w/ them joy, contentment, happiness & cheerfulness.
Some people feel sad
& upset over trivial matters whereas there are others who stay cheerful even with petty
things. Nobody else but we ourselves can decide whether we remain cheerful or sad.
Once one person who always
remained happy & gay was asked as to what was the secret of his being ever cheerful.
He replied that when he got up every morning he had two options either to stay cheerful
or to sulk & he always opted for cheerful & hence remained smiling &
happy.
Abraham Lincoln had once said:
" A person is only that such cheerful or sad
which he makes himself." If one wants to remain gloomy or sad,
then he will always be so sad & feel that nothing works, nothing
is all right & everything is useless.
However, if he feels that
everything is all right, all is well, he is happy & life is enjoyable then he will remain cheerful.
One can be either happy or sad at any time. When there are several pessimistic toughest in our mind over a long period then we tend to remain unhappy our smile & cheerfulness vanishes from our countenance & all that remains is a
serious & sulky face which irritates & repels others.
Pessimism results in unhappiness whereas optimism ushers cheerfulness. If we ponder deeply, it will be obvious that our sadness is self-created. Now the question arises as why should we deliberately create such problems,
which aggravate unhappiness. In fact, it can create our unhappiness, then we must strive to seek ways to cheerfulness.
The way of remaining happy is by nurturing happy thoughts in our mind. When we get up in the morning we should invite good thoughts in our mind & think about good things. We should say to ourselves that this day will be a wonderful day & all problems would be faced
tactfully by us.
The key to happiness is in bestowing love & affection towards humanity. One can experience for himself how much happiness he gets by gentle & nice behavior towards others.
We create a cheerful atmosphere around us when we're happy & whoever come in contact with us is bound to feel happy. To be cheerful & happy one must shun hatred, stop worrying, remain normal & spread love among others. We must treat others, as we would expect them to treat us. If we adopt that practice, happiness is bound to result.
There are several advantages
of remaining cheerful. Not only there is radian on one’s face but he stays healthy & his body system remains normally.
Medical science has proved
that pessimistic qualities like worries, anger, hatred, disappointment & so on cause impediment in every talk that we perform whereas on the other hand positive traits like love, peace, reverence, joy & hope encourage us to do our work efficiently.
If we keep this in mind &
adopt it in practice, we can avoid several ailments & unnecessary worries. So be cheerful,
be happy!
Chandan Chatterjee



cheerful
It's amazing
at how powerful a cheerful attitude can really be .
Typically being a depressed oppressed person, it is often the most I can do to drag myself thru the day. Betty used to quote,
"It's often a
heroic act just to get up in the morning."
However, true this may be
& however comon place the low level slow burning, ubiqitous grumpiness may be, I have enough remembrance of a prior life
to know that a positive attitude gets one along further, than the so frequenly called 'honest' one does .
In AA, which for many reasons,
I wish I had a legitimate excuse to join, there is a saying of: "Fake it till you make it ." The saying can be applied to
anything .
Anyway, one morning, marching
off to work in my usual funk, I stopped by the apartment manager's office to pay my rent . Granted, this should make the management
happy, but chipperness is never expected nowdays .
To my surprise they
were cheerful & appreciative . This wasn't expected, nor was it easy for them to do, considering the number of hassles they have to deal with on a daily basis .
Nevertheless
it raised my spirits & made me rexamine my own surly attitude. I decided that if they could brighten up people's lives with such little effort, why shouldn't I?
After all, if gloom
is contagious, so would be glee. As the cynic holds onto a claim of 'honesty', it's also honest to say that letting a smile be your umbrella, actually does some visible good for all . When discouraged, remember that 12-step saying I mentioned earlier:
"Fake it till you make it "
congress 19 March 2002



The Penniless Vagrants
One morning,
a penniless vagrant, who was perfectly miserable, was ambling along a lonely road when he encountered a second penniless vagrant, who was perfectly cheerful.
"Cheer up!"
said this second vagrant to the first, "for we are penniless vagrants."
"Yeah, I know," said the miserable vagrant, "and that is the cause of my misery - for I have no home."
"Of
course you have a home," sighed the cheerful vagrant, “the whole world is your home. The ground is your bed, the sky is your ceiling & the mossy
hollows are your Draylon® three-piece. For remember, we penniless vagrants are welcome guests in the Universal
Hotel."
Impressed by this line of reasoning, the miserable vagrant continued on his way, seeking a comfortable, if metaphorical, room in the Universal Hotel.
But to his dismay he found only uncomfortable spaces in doorways & alleyways & unwelcoming hosts who prodded him as he slept & called the police. He was arrested
& fined - for being a vagrant.
Promising to pay this
fine in the near future, he returned to the lonely road where again he encountered the cheerful vagrant.
"We are not welcome guests
in the Universal Hotel," he told him. "We are a scourge on the community & we owe it fifty
quid. Moreover," he continued, "I am hungry."
"Food," opined the cheerful
vagrant, "s all around us in abundance - it is free of charge & free of harmful additives. For remember,
we penniless vagrants are diners in the Restaurant of Nature."
His appetite whetted by
this priceless advice, the miserable vagrant proceeded to feast upon the berries & fungi that grew at the roadside.
Then he was sick & after incurring a doctor’s bill, he incurred a larger
bill stuffing his face at the nearest takeaway.
Promising to pay for this meal in the immediate future & escaping by ingeniously
running off, he returned to the lonely road where he collared the cheerful vagrant.
"Au contraire!" insisted the cheerful
vagrant, who was French, "we are perfectly safe. For remember, we penniless vagrants are
siblings in the Family of Man & protected by the love of those around us."
His spirit lifted
by this suggestion, the miserable vagrant made at once for the nearest village where he asked a random cross section of the public if it was true that they
loved him & if they wouldn’t mind giving him some of their money.
The random cross section, unaware that they were his siblings, threw rocks at him & shouted anatomical conundrums.
He was chased from
the village & spent the night in a ditch by the side of the road - which was nothing like a Draylon® three-piece.
The following morning he espied the cheerful vagrant passing by &
adopted a confrontational approach.
"The Family of Man is not speaking
to us!" he told him," & I doubt that it ever will. I am tired & cold, bruised & hungry, I owe money to just about everyone that I’ll never
be able to pay back & everything that you have told me is a load of bollocks!"
"Debt?" replied
the cheerful vagrant. "Debt is not a problem! If you are unable to settle any account, all you have to do is ask your father for the money!"
"My father?" gasped
the miserable vagrant. "My father is dead!"
"Then your mother," suggested
the cheerful vagrant. "And tell her I want something for the
priceless advice."
"My mother is old & poor,"
sobbed the miserable vagrant, "I have no other relatives or friends. I’ve no possessions, nothing to sell & my job skills are hopelessly out of date."
"Jesus!" exclaimed
the cheerful vagrant. "I had no idea that things were quite that
bad - it is little wonder that you are so bloody miserable."
And with that,
the cheerful vagrant departed, for his chateau, leaving the miserable vagrant to incur further expense in the ditch by the side of the lonely road.
Moral: It
is not enough to tread the same path - you must both be going in the same direction.
© Adam Acidophilus 2002



What is the best way to become cheerful
& dynamic?
Every day, every hour, every minute, consciously try to convince your mind that you're 7
years old. Then imagine what you were doing at the age of 7.
Perhaps your mother was doing this or that with you, or your father was taking you
here & there. At that time you did everything with such dynamism & cheerfulness.
Perhaps your parents were getting someone to teach you to ride a horse & play
the flute in the hope that one day you'd become a great rider or musician. Even if these things didn't happen on the physical plane, imagine
that you were doing these things & imagine how happy you were.
If you can bring back to your conscious mind the enthusiasm & eagerness that you felt when you were 7, then easily you can be dynamic
& cheerful.
Cheer Yourself Up: 25 Instant Mood Lifters By
Jamie Jefferson
The blues overtake all of us from time to time. Here are 25 quick ways to pick up
your spirits.
1. Keep a running list of inspiring quotes & uplifting jokes.
Refer to them when you need to.
2. Call a friend and ask her to tell you her favorite
joke.
3. Think about how things would look if your life were perfect. Now imagine
your life is just that way & live out the rest of the day with that awareness.
4.
Drink 2 glasses of water. Many times, what I thought was sadness was really just dehydration. Sounds simple, but it's true.
5. Fake a smile for 5 or 10 minutes.
6.
Read an uplifting devotional or meditation.
7. Close your eyes for a few minutes.
8. Call your mom.
9. Look through old
scrapbooks or personal journals.
10. Go outside. A few minutes of fresh air can
do wonders for your mood.
11. Go for a very quick jog.
12. Keep a gratitude journal, in which you write down things that you're thankful for. This is a great way to
start & end each day. For a quick "pick-me-up," write as many gratitudes as you can in one minute. Don't think; just write.
13. Make something. Use your creative mind & create something with your own
two hands, whether it's a piece of jewelry, a scrapbook page, a pretty floral arrangement or a batch of cookies.
14. What is your biggest goal (or your biggest problem)?
Do one thing that will contribute to its completion (or its solution.)
15. Keep a running list of things you enjoy doing. This sounds funny, but sometimes,
when we're in a funk, we can't think of anything. Do something that you enjoy doing, just for the sake of doing it.
16. Think thoughts that make you feel just a little bit better. Find the best part of your situation
& focus your thoughts on that. Repeat.
17. Eat something healthy & fresh.
You could be feeling blue because your blood sugar has taken a dip. Eat a bowl of fresh fruits or vegetables.
18. Buy yourself a simple bouquet of fresh flowers.
19.
Pour a cup of hot cocoa or a cup of coffee & read a favorite magazine for a few minutes.
20.
Make lists. It makes us feel so capable when we can cross things off our to-do lists.
21.
Turn on music. Your favorite tunes can really lift your spirits. Use classical & jazz to calm; rock & roll or hip
hop to energize.
22. Write down what's bothering you, as quickly as you can without
stopping to think about it too much as you write. You can achieve a huge amount of clarity from this simple exercise.
23. Mark Twain said, "The best way to cheer yourself up is to try to cheer somebody else up."
He's right & it doesn't have to mean a big time investment. Just do something thoughtful for someone, right now.
24. De-clutter a part of your home or office that needs it. These little jobs can be really uplifting
as they give us a sense of accomplishment throughout the day.
25. Set a new goal.
If I'm feeling down in the dumps, sometimes all I need is something new to accomplish.
If
your mood doesn't brighten right away, go with the flow & accept your mood just the way it is. It's okay to be
feel blue every now & then. Let yourself rest & give yourself time to restore your own happy mood in your own natural
time.
Jamie Jefferson writes for Momscape at http://www.momscape.com
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Health Value of Cheerfulness
Cheerfulness energizes,
strengthens & tranquillizes the nervous system. It contributes to better circulation of blood, increases vitality &
lengthens the span of life.
Cheerfulness not
only grants better health, but also makes one physically attractive & magnetic. Therefore,
be always cheerful.
Moral Value of Cheerfulness
Cheerfulness engenders
a number of moral qualities in daily conduct of our life. A cheerful person has an understanding,
forgiving, loving, nature. He shows more power of endurance & tolerance than others.
Therefore, in all circumstances of life, remain cheerful.
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