3 Ways to Positive Thinking

Positive thinking Three Tips For Releasing Your Addiction To Negative Thinking

If you are finding yourself caught in your negativity thought addiction (i.e “I’m a failure. I’m a horrible person. What if the worst happens?” etc. etc.)

People in  recovery may find these addictive thoughts seeming to appear out of nowhere. And, when an alcoholic, addict or codependent has these thoughts they are dangerous. Many will use the program and fellowship to find answers, but these tips may also help.

Three tips for the easiest and fastest ways to shift out of these painful thoughts into more uplifting thought patterns:

It’s not the outside world. Once you realize that it’s just your own thoughts that are making you miserable, it takes some of the intensity off of the situation.

For instance, if you find yourself feeling depressed or anxious, this is a sign from your body that you are in your negativity addiction. As soon as you notice that you’re down, start to investigate the thoughts you are thinking.

There are many methods. Choose one that feels good to you. Find some form of meditation that simply quiets your mind. If you can’t find anything positive to think about, it’s better to quiet your mind completely than to let the negative thoughts run rampant.

Full story at Denise Coates Blog

See also;

          The Spirituality of Imperfection: Storytelling and the Search for Meaning
by Ernest Kurtz, Katherine Ketcham

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