[Today's Lisa Zate Topic] When to lie to your mind

 

It is said to be good luck and bad luck, but does "luck" really exist in human life? What is "luck" in the first place?

It is said in Wikipedia that luck refers to a meeting that cannot be helped by our will and efforts.

For example, when I sent my child to school this morning, I was able to arrive about 10 minutes earlier, probably because the signal timing was good and the two-seater lane was available where it took 30 minutes. I told my child, "You're lucky today, you are gonna have a good day." Is it really "because I was lucky"?

Was it because "unlucky" caused people to feel unpleasant or have unpleasant experiences?

In Japan, there are times when you are enthusiastic about feng shui and fortune-telling, redecorating your room, and picking up magical accessories to improve your luck.

It is often said that cleaning the toilet will improve your fortune as well.

Also, go to a temple or shrine where you can improve your luck, or go and see a lucky person.

Therefore, some people say that "luck" depends on their own way of thinking. Everything is positive, unpleasant things are opportunities, and things can be taken depending on your feelings.

How many people would think, "No, this is an opportunity for me, and it's the next step" when something bad happens. It actually uses a lot of energy. The reason is that the opposite of chance is that the physiological reaction of "that strange" works first for human thinking. It requires enough energy in the head to control it.

When something really unpleasant happens, I wish I could go back in time, I wish I could start over, I didn't do that, I blame myself for not doing this, Are they all worth it??

No, it's a complete "belief". What happened cannot be undone, and if you make a "belief" anyway, why not make the opposite "belief"? In other words, "what can I do now" or "what to do next". At first, you have to force yourself to lie to your mind like training.

After all, good luck and bad luck are not a match that cannot be helped by will and effort. It can be changed by will and effort. You just have to lie to your mind.