thinking of you (1) (minds always demand to think positive/negative)

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Your mind always demands to think ,If it is positive than good . Thiking of you ,defines you, so dont say anything that is not good. you really dont know about this that your emotion and your thinking always catched by your subconcious and it will act like that. in my previous Blog (Believe) , I defined it deeply. You know you cant stop your thinking untill you does not go to meditate state. so , Its mandatory , to select your emotion and thoughts carefully.You have to practicized positive thinkig approach for avoiding negative mindset. Its is very hard to practicized positive think ?......Answer is no......Cause Hard is the word which say (Human Ambition is on Right Destiny) means hard is in our mind and you are gone to right direction means positive mindset. We all are addicted by the habits ,habits defines you or your habits is created by your thoughts and your thoughts created by your believes. So thinking of you defines believes and you have to create your believes stronger.

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whenever our emotions is more heavy on our mind ,our mind distract from targeted thoughts

by KnowledgeHub
yes ,its correct i notice it in camera real life footage. whenever more thoughts heavier on mind ,our mind is currently out of present situations and we forget the c urrent activity persform by us. You're absolutely right. When emotions become overwhelming, they can cloud our ability to focus and shift our attention away from our intended thoughts or goals. This happens because: Emotional Overload: Strong emotions like anger, anxiety, or sadness can hijack the brain's focus, prioritizing the emotional experience over logical or goal-oriented thinking. Cognitive Load: The brain has limited resources to process information. Heavy emotional states consume a significant portion of these resources, leaving less capacity for focused thinking. Stress Response: Intense emotions often trigger a fight-or-flight response, releasing stress hormones like cortisol, which impair higher cognitive functions such as planning and concentration.