So you think you're alone, anxious and depressed? You've come to your wit's end about what to do with your life and feel let down by your friends, family, colleagues, acquaintances, and even the world at large. You've become cynical and failed to trust the good people who've crossed paths with you, and ended up hurting some of them as a result of your negative state of mind, thereby repelling them from your life for good.
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Now you feel deserted; you're a loner akin to a desolate place - a place that's sick with silence, having been ravaged by war and catastrophe. You feel useless and unproductive, and you perceive yourself as one of God's uncompleted creations. Guess what? You're right, but you're wrong. You're right because what you think you are becomes your reality.
Those negative feelings, thoughts, beliefs and perceptions now predominate your being, and as the spirit of things originate from the subconscious (the subjective mind), an unguarded consciousness (the objective mind) causes your thoughts to be crystallized into those niggling disturbances that trouble your existence.
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And that's where you're wrong! In your thinking. For everything beautiful that's ever been created, came out of a "Possibility Thinking" mind. If you feel alone, call a friend, take a walk or visit a loved one; read a motivational book or watch an inspiring movie, and if all of those suggestions seem not to lift your mood, bow your head and pray.
We were created by a God who listens. all you have to do is concentrate on TENNYSONS'S beautiful line: "speak to him, thou,and spirit with spirit can meet, closer is he than breathing, and nearer than hands and feet."
It is possible to live a depression and anxiety free life, but that's up to you. It's up to you to come to terms with the banal realities of the world in which we dwell, and by the force of your will (through belief, faith,hope and love) adapt yourself to its intricacies, and if you are faithful and persevere enough, you'd win.
