I asked a lot of questions on hasunoha, and the rudeness I had within myself disappeared quite a bit. Thank you very much.
I think there will probably be fewer questions on hasunoha from now on... maybe (lol)
Now, I'm thinking of living a positive life without getting bogged down, but is there any secret to not being negative and being able to think positively?
It may be a strange way of saying it, but isn't it about thinking about thinking positively?
Both negative and positive things are relative.
But I'm glad. I was looking at it here and there.
Hello, Kiyoka.
There are many ways for me to be positive, but admiring the sunrise is important. Every time I see a beautiful sunrise, I think I'll do my best today too. Also, every time I look at the starry sky before going to bed at night, I sleep thankful and thankful all day long. The starry sky is beautiful tonight.
Life can be difficult, but if we work together to live together, we can manage it. Let's do our best to live together! Please feel free to contact me anytime. Gassho
Then, my mind naturally becomes clear.
It's impossible to try to be positive.
There is nothing negative or positive about the event itself.
Incorporating good bacteria for the body is also important, but first, don't take in bad bacteria.
So try to refrain from words or thoughts that make you suffer.
Even if you don't try to be positive, you will naturally feel at ease and at ease.
Hello.
Is it about 10 days since I posted Nice to Meet You? Every time I asked you a question, I could see that little by little your heart was dilating, and I also felt that it was rewarding for me to answer them.
From now on, if there's anything you want to talk about, feel free to do so.
There is a children's program called “Shakin” in the morning on NHK Education. DID YOU KNOW?
There is a section called “Positive Knock” in that program (I haven't watched it recently, so maybe not now). Like Senbon Knock in baseball, “I overslept and couldn't eat breakfast!” or “The math is too difficult! What should I do?” Negative themes are presented one after another, such as “I went fishing but forgot my fishing rod.” In response, the performer said, “I overslept and couldn't eat breakfast! →Lunch can be eaten deliciously.” “The math is too difficult! What should I do? →Arithmetic is too difficult... if a child I like taught it to me, it would kill two birds with one stone!!” “I went fishing but I forgot my fishing rod → catch it with my bare hands!” It's a corner where you can quickly return something like that with a positive answer.
You should also try to respond positively to negative events with a “positive knock.”