It will involve working on yourself\u2014however, this investment will pay off greatly in the long run. Here are three methods, tested throughout three millenniums:<\/p>\n
1. \u00a0\u00a0 Start monitoring your thoughts. Spend five minutes every evening writing down how you felt that day. Remember the situations you encountered and emotions you felt. What negative character traits does that uncover? What do you plan to do tomorrow to start improving yourself and to change those particular character traits? It is very important to write everything down.\u00a0\u00a0 <\/p>\n
2. \u00a0\u00a0 Try to think more about things that make you happy. This is the miracle of positive thinking. When you concentrate on the things that you like, it’s as if you move to a different frequency of vibrations, and the body starts to heal itself. Even better, there will be a greater number of good things in your life, because everything you think about becomes reality, including the problems that bother you. Concentrate on things you enjoy and watch how everything begins to change.<\/p>\n
3.\u00a0\u00a0 Try out meditation. During meditation, the body and mind rest and heal themselves.<\/p>\n
Illness is simply our body’s signal about an incorrect (or, rather, non-beneficial) lifestyle. Firstly it manifests as anxiety, fear, and negative thoughts. Only then, if no effort is made to work on oneself, the body sends a more powerful signal to get your attention and make you think about what you are doing wrong, in the form of physical symptoms.<\/p>\n
Leave only the useful and meaningful things in your life. Because everything that is useful to you is always useful to others.<\/p>\n
Excerpted from:\u00a0 256 Year Old Chinese Herbalist Li Ching-Yuen, Holistic Medicine, <\/a><\/p>\n