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Don't think of a lemon if you would like to keep your thoughts sweet
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Someone holding a lemon in front of your face or even just the thought of it will trigger your body to get a physical reaction.
My point is that all your thoughts and everything you see, will trigger reactions some are good some are bad. Everything seems to go positive if we do not allow the "other" thoughts ruling our mind.
I believe that this is the true way to success and happiness.
But walking blind through life is not good either. We are getting confronted with our bad environment, poor children, economical status, health problems and so on.
Getting the shivers? Yes, I do
Changing thought patterns is something we can do. Your brain will transform into a positive automated machine who does not accept any viruses or spam.
Your life will suddenly change.
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