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A good indication that you are where you should be in life is if you can tell no difference between work and fun time.

Do not become mentally constipated. Use what you absorb. It is better to take in little and take action upon it. 

Vitalization occurs to those in line with the only way in the universe that works (once you understand it from this side), and that is the way of love.

Wish only good toward others. The only way you can help is by maintaining the high standards you aspire to.

You will soon be in a better situation. As you maintain a mental apartness from this situation by continuing to focus on only the positive, it will die.

When in a balanced, happy, loving and harmonious state of mind you will not remain in an inharmonious situation.

Your only obligation to others is to love them ("Owe no man any thing, but to love one another; for he that loves another has fulfilled the law." ...Romans 13:8), and with some, it is easier to love them when you are distanced from them, or when they are distanced from you. Adjust yourself so as to love them.

It is better to be away from mentally draining situations than to try to change them by 'getting right in there to do something about it now'. It is better to do mental work on it in your imagination, and then await a change in circumstances surrounding the issue.

Scenery, books, positive people, music, whatever lifts your spirit and tends to elevate you should be sought. In the evening, or at a time when alone and at peace, consider the disagreement. There is something you should learn from it that cannot surface to your conscious mind when agitated.
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Relative Quote:

"It is far better to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they live in the gray twilight that knows not victory, nor defeat." ...Theodore Roosevelt


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