You are what your present mental capability has enabled you to comprehend about yourself. Your whole environment reflects this. When you use only the conscious mind and its limited capacity, it is no wonder you often feel bad about yourself.

The conscious and not illuminated mind is constrained within its beliefs. Its function mostly is limited to reactions based upon circumstances encountered. It is no wonder that your environment returns little to you.

Give attention to the understanding that your deeper, subconscious mind can have an effect upon your existence.

Increase your understanding through thinking upon these things. 
There is little hope where there is little action. Put the thought in your mind that you are being guided to the sources you need, and do not hesitate to get involved when the opportunity presents itself.

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Relative Quote:

"The best way to have a good idea is to have lots of ideas." ...Linus Pauling, American chemist, 1901-1994, a major advocate of greatly increasing Vitamin C intake, two time Nobel Prize winner. He won a 1954 Nobel Prize for work on the nature of chemical bonding and the 1962 Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts toward disarmament. His book How To Live Longer And Feel Better, 1986, became a New York Times bestseller.