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Who is driver Me or Mind?

Mind is not exactly the one that drives a person on wrong track but the repetitive wrong intentions of a persons tends it to do so. From a research it was found that an average brain can have upto 60000 thoughts per day containing 85% of negative ones. These 85 and 15 percent is all that makes the difference. To increase the percentage of positive thoughts is not the big task we are supposed to perform, the bigger task is to maintain the 15% constantly and make it competitive with those 85% to stay motivated. Mind is very obedient child when it is born but as it grows if we ignores its wrong deeds and many times also supports them as some childish stuffs, those deeds becomes the nature ,culture, emotion of that mind like child. This state becomes dangerous as now child is controlling parents similarly mind controls the person. Its always the human never mind or heart. Mind works on the process of habilitation. It repeats the practice and exercise provided to it on daily basis just like the process of rehabilitation done to a disabled or injured person to sustain its movement. It is well known that to develop any habit and to maintain a routine we require to do the same type of work for 21 days but actually its not for the body to develop habit, it is for the mind to focus on the schedule that is performed for 21 days. Many times people ask that how to stay motivated and focused, the answer is that for some days train the mind to do the same type of work repeatedly and try to be happy and smiling in all the situations first. This will strengthen the 15 % positivity over 85% and mind starts to become addictive towards this positivity and starts expecting more from the the body. This way one day the mind becomes focused towards the positivity coming from that repeated work which in return brings the focus to the work and the energy generated with the focus brings the motivation. We can see that all the mind, focus, motivation,goals and success are all interconnected we just have to make them simplified not composite.

CONTROL OVER MIND IS SUCCESS NOTHING ELSE.




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