Monday, 26th August 2013
How to solve problems?
Not only do all of us have problems but seem to receive a regular quota of problems. They fall upon us as much as the grains of sand drop through an hourglass. And sometimes they seem to be with much regularity. this continuos regularity with which problems come into our lives, is really good for us, although it may not seem so at that time.
Life
without problems would not be worth.
Happiness is not the absence of problems and difficulties. Happiness is
successfully and effectively solving problems.
It re1uries just as much energy to try to escape from a problems as it does to grapple with it and conquer it. Try to escape and your problem will follow you everywhere Grapple with it and solve it. Then it is gone forever.
Since new problems will always continue to come your way with regularity, it is better that you must solve and dispose of them with equal regularity or they will accumulate and eventually overpower you.
Most mental and emotional illness can be traced in full or in part to one’s having becomes so overpowered by the accumulation of unsolved problems that the person is no longer able to cope with them and try to escape through some form of mental maladjustment.
The same is true of physical illness. Since most of all physical illness is psychosomatic most physical illness can be traced back to the accumulating burdens of unsolved problems.
