Finding a Positive View

If you find yourself having difficulty focusing on the needs of others or worldly affairs, reacting negatively or even angrily when others approach you for help or to make use of your talents, skills & resources, there is action you can take to bring yourself back into balance.

A self-absorbed mind-set is periodically normal. If you want to avoid the blinding effect to the realities of the world around you, just take contrary action.

If you continue without taking contrary action, you are likely to let fear that people in your home or workplace are trying to wrestle control from you or abuse your resources. This kind of thinking/feeling can drive you to act selfishly.

In order to reestablish your harmonious relationship with your environment, you will need to reverse your focus.

Focusing outward will likely remind you that you are only one individual in a planet full of people.

Your charitable and giving nature may be re-awakened today when you see that you are capable of improving the world.

When you take contrary action, contrary to how you feel, you begin to rebalance yourself.

When you strike a balance between your inner and outer world concerns, you acknowledge that taking an interest in the well-being of the world around you is as important as taking care of your own needs.

Your self-awareness is the foundation consciousness.

Taking contrary action can reverse negative self-absorption.

Awareness of your mental energy ensures that you are cognizant of how your actions affect you and the world.

Awareness of your mental attitude ensures that your decisions never impose negative consequences on yourself and others.

When you are keenly aware of your environment, you’ll be more apt to share your resources and seek to make choices that are individually positive and universally positive.

The inner and outer world balance you achieve today will help you recognize how you can be an asset to ALL Humanity.

Keep track of your attitudes that are out of balance using the chart below.

Keep track of the contrary action(s) you take to bring back balance.

Remember contrary action is as simple as smiling when you don’t want to, or holding a door for someone when you don’t feel like it. Contrary action can also start with a decision to be patient when patients is lacking. Contrary Actions are any thought, word or deed that you direct in the Face of Not wanting to take the time to be nice, helpful, kind, compassionate etc.