Correcting one’s behaviour is how we can
Thoughtfully evolve our character
While the changes in us are inevitable
We can give them a direction to become a worthier person
I have constantly forced myself to work in this direction
Self analysing and reflecting
And thus have decided to deal with the perennial human urge to complain
and crib about everything that went wrong
Well one would argue it is only human
For it hurts when things don’t go our way
Despite trying really hard
They just spiral out of control
I now argue with self that when anyways we can’t control them
Let’s stop giving them all the importance
The more we fear them
The more they attack and track us
Instead let us focus our energies
On counting our blessings more frequently
Because often what we don’t have
Suppresses so much that we have
Counting our blessings
Fills our heart with gratitude
And makes us bubble with positive energy
to fight the blues
It is really wise to count them because
Often we forget the treasure we already have
To nurture it, to invest in it
And help build it with all our love
This practice keeps me sane
In times toughest
When I hit a rough patch
I start counting my blessings
On and on until I feel better
And regain the power to fight back
I give no value to the things gone wrong
Believing firmly they too will pass
Striking a balance in my emotions
Counting my blessings every now and then
Investing my time where I am genuinely needed
Gives so much solace and happiness
I have consciously cut away myself from the show off world
Neither do I engage in meaningless relationships
Gracefully embracing being called out for my attitude
I don’t want to explain it has taken some serious hard work to reach here
Life is too short
I don’t want to spend any moment complaining
So keeping the right company
I just connect with whatever or whoever my heart connects with
Take my word when I say this
Mindfully give up the habit of cribbing and keep counting your blessings
It will not only enhance your chosen human relationships
But will uplift you as a human being
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