Here we are at the start of a new week and as always we take a look at articles that will help us overcome our grief and depression.
Metaliphe presents Sad or Depressed? posted at Chandra Unplugged - No nonsense, Straight-up blogging from a Life Coach, saying, “Are you really depressed or are you just sad? […]
After not feeling too well this week, I am definitely in the mood for articles that will help me get back on track with my life. So here is this weeks blog carnival on positive thinking
Dr. Neill Neill presents Facing a Possible Death in the Family: Surviving the Emotional Roller Coaster Ride and Making Room […]
This weekend we are going to the seaside where we have placed a memorial chair looking out to sea. Dad used to spend hours with his binoculars looking at the ships going by and there was no more fitting tribute that we could think of…
It will be a sad time in one way, but […]
Have you noticed how the small things can really affect you on a daily basis? I am learning to cope with the loss of a partner, a friend - that coping is better on some days rather than others but in general I am slowly coming to terms with it. When I get thrown it […]
In yesterdays positive thinking carnival there was a post from Walt on Pain is a Highly Concentrated Thought. This had a lasting effect on me especially the quote “The solution to that would be to not think so much on a bad experience, but rather if the thought comes up, think about what good it […]
T Welcome to the February 18, 2007 edition of positive thinking.
ananga presents Moments of Tranquility - Breath Counting posted at Answers from Ayurveda, saying, “Relaxation and meditation exercise for inviting calm - with free MP3 instructions and meditation music”
Deb Serani presents The Broken Heart Syndrome: AKA Stress Cardiomyopathy posted at Dr. Deborah Serani, saying, […]
Welcome to the February 4, 2007 edition of positive thinking.
Chris presents Social Skills And How To Improve Them posted at How to be Cooler.
Barbara presents If it’s worth it you’ll do it posted at Middle Age Shed
John Payne presents Magic Beans posted at ix3 Sports, saying, “Using the power of words to change […]
Welcome to the January 28, 2007 edition of positive thinking.
Debra Moorhead presents You Can Change the World, One Day, One Task at a Time posted at Debra Moorhead.com, saying, “This is not an original article, but it fits well with your purpose. Enjoy!”
Ananga Sivyer presents Paying into the Blessings Bank posted at […]
When grief takes hold and it is hard to shake it off, just listen to the words that you are using. They will be negative - never, can’t, always happens, etc Your words are important, as it sends you in a downward spiral. You must concentrate on ensuring that the words you use lift your […]
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