
“What you think; you become. What you feel; you attract. What you imagine; you create.”
– Buddha
– Buddha
– Maya Angelou
– Jo Calk
– Marcus Aurelius, 121-180
– Jo Calk
It is a pure statement of fact.
When you’re down, it’s a hopeful promise that you can, and will, feel good.
When you’re faced with things you don’t like, it’s a knowing of what you do like.
When you’re confused, it’s a reminder of what you really like.
When you’re happy, it’s a rejoicing in that good feeling.
It focuses your thoughts on feeling good.
Try it as a mantra when you meditate.