The Elusive Truth Is That

The Less You Think Counterfactually, The Less You Experience Stress. Stress, In This Light, Isn't A Bad Thing. It's Simply A Warning System Telling You That Your Mind Has Lost Touch With What's Real.

Some People Are So Used To Experiencing Stress That They Don't Remember What Life Was Like Without It.

Here Is The Tragedy Of Theology In Its Distilled Essence: The Employment Of High-powered Human Intellect, Of Genius, Of Profoundly Rigorous Logical Deduction—studying Nothing. In The Middle Ages, The Great Minds Capable Of Transforming The World Did Not Study The World; And So, For Most Of A Millennium, As Human Beings Screamed In Agony—decaying From Starvation, Eaten By Leprosy And Plague, Dying In Droves In Their Twenties—the Men Of The Mind, Who Could Have Provided Their Earthly Salvation, Abandoned Them For Otherworldly Fantasies.

Find The Beliefs That Are Strangling Your Feelings, Challenge Them For Your Sake As Well As Theirs, And See How It Feels To Love Someone Without A Thought About The Future, Simply For Who They Are Today.

People Around The World Now Complain About Stressors Everyday, And The Word Shows Up Throughout Professional And Lay Literature. But In Reality There Is No Such Thing As A Stressor. Why Not? Because Nothing Has The Inherent Power To Provoke Stress.