181. There is a joy so profound, a peace so serene and a happiness so bright that he who possesses it lives in a different world. If you do not now live in that world, you can enter it by changing the thoughts that created the world you live in today. WATCH YOUR THOUGHTS.

182. Everyday is a good day to die. If you are afraid to die, you are afraid to live. Whatever you fear, that is your prison. Today is a good day to die and a good day to live without the fear of dying. Refuse to be afraid. Refuse to live life in a prison of fear. You are free to embrace life fully, to challenge life and yourself, to walk into the dark of the unknown and bask in the light of adventure. No one lives forever and no one knows the day of his dying. If you fear your dying day (knowing not its schedule) you will fear everyday. Life is for living, not dying. Let the day of your dying wait its turn, and when it comes, embrace it like an old friend returning to greet you for your next adventure.

183. I appreciate what I have and don’t complain about what I don’t have. I appreciate what I can do and don’t complain about what I can’t do. Whatever I focus my attention on increases. Whatever thoughts I entertain attracts more of the same. What I complain about increases. What I am thankful for increases. I decide what to think and talk about, and forthwith, affect those things. I have the benefits that come with receiving all things with thankfulness and not the determents that come with complaining.

184. You are flexible when dealing with life so that you will not get bent out of shape when people and earth do what they do without your permission...again. Being flexible makes life easier on people who have to put up with you and it makes your life easier too.

185. I used to let my mind run wild, untamed, unruly like a child. I didn’t know my mind’s a tool that makes me wise or a fool. I stared watching every thought, banished the foolish ones I caught. Base thoughts that will not leave my mind I replace with other kinds. Two thoughts at once no one can play no matter what the women say.

186. The most valuable work you will ever do is in your mind. Many of the things that show up as your life began in your head. Everything that you think is important and everything that you value and everything that you appreciate is the direct result of the work you have done in your mind. All your likes and dislikes, all your needs, wants and desires, and all your goals and ambitions are the result of what you think, how you think about yourself, people, places and things. Every aspect of your life is subject to your thoughts. Nothing passes through your mind that you don’t eventually become aware of. Why? Because what you think shows up as your life.

187. If beauty is in the eyes of the beholder and what you behold is ugly maybe your beholder is broken. It is what it is, deal with it. It was what it was, let go of it. It will be what it will be, don’t worry about it. If what you do is not motivated by love, your motivator needs fixin’. If your smiler is broken you have an internal, not external, problem. If you want to be miserable adopt someone else’s idea of perfection. If you rage against things unchangeable, unalterable and inevitable or something that has already happened you are experiencing true insanity. All truth is subjective. If you don’t believe it, try explaining something without subjecting it to your way of looking at it.